To have some sympathy means to understand and feel sorry for someone's difficult situation or feelings.
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I do
have some sympathy with the view that the big publishers might lose out from the digital shift, but publishers in general won't go away.
As far as you
not having sympathy for people being put out of a job; if you don't want to feel bad for them that's up to you.
We must expect that many
who have no sympathy with terrorism nonetheless are not «with us» in all that we propose to do.
If you love speaking with people,
have sympathy towards patients, and a good communication skill, then you can try for a medical receptionist job.
The spiritual believer
actually has sympathy for the lost, because he will ultimately get exactly what he is asking for.
Whilst
one has sympathy with this position, ultimately the police must take responsibility for those they release under the restrictions of bail.
Let's
just have sympathy for each other, that birth is hard for many of us, regardless of what we went through.
Sure, if one gets injured the other's not likely to
have sympathy injuries, but with two pups the chances of one getting injured in some manner double.
Were it any one of these things which prompted the director to issue his gag order, one might at
least have some sympathy for his position.
Few have sympathy for drivers who kill in crashes when their ability to drive is impaired due to the consumption of alcohol or drugs.
While most physical changes occur in the mother, partners are often known to
have sympathy pains, and both partners will experience the need to emotionally adjust to many changes.
Conservatives need to appeal directly to trade union members, who
have no sympathy with the left wing rhetoric of their leaders.
She made up her own death bed and I for
one have no sympathy at all for what happened and I am more than happy to see her go.
It's different from
having sympathy for someone, which means to look at their suffering from the outside and feel sorry or sad for them.
Wenger stated categorically he's gona sign two or three player, signed xaka, asuno and holding lol... sometime i imagine if wenger is really a human being,
if has any sympathy for d fans.People like kroken and Gasidis shouldnt be given a chance to go near football..
I suppose the OEB had approved the late fee in the first place,
so had some sympathy with the company.
It
also had my sympathies because it was often maligned as an ugly duckling — a criticism cubes know a little too well.
Their campaign groups have managed to get through to the Labour leadership, having long
had the sympathy of the Labour left that now dominates it.
It's an eye for an eye, and though Sarah is quickly getting close to calling in the FBI, she's found a bond with these people — and
even has some sympathy with their ideas, and the evidence she sees that made them come to the conclusion their attacks are the only way the public will take notice.
The planet is being overwhelmed by an evil alien race known as the DomZ, all of
whom have no sympathy towards innocent Hillyans.
Supporters of the largest opposition party are agitated over this development wondering why a newspaper
which has sympathies to the party ceaselessly publishes achievements of the government the NPP is working very hard to oust during the crucial December 7 elections.
This, he said, is to cause Ghanaians and the international community to
have sympathy on the government of the day so it would be allowed to stay in power.
Why is it we feel So little for each other, but for this, That we with
nature have no sympathy, Or with such things as have no power to hold Articulate language?
Nearly all Muslim Americans, 92 %, said they believed that Muslims living in United
States had no sympathy for al Qaeda, the terror group responsible or the 9/11 attacks.
Pollster behind «1 in 5
Muslims have sympathy with ISIS» claim condemns how the Sun presented survey 24 November 2015
In this ICBC injury case the
Judge had sympathy for the ICBC lawyer and the members of his law firm in having to deal with a claimant without a lawyer.
At Inkelaar Law, our Omaha tailgating accident
attorneys have sympathy for all injured victims and their families, as we understand the great emotional and financial struggles associated with these types of accidents.
Though it takes place in an unclear time and location and may seem irrelevant to your life, you can not help but find yourself taken in by the plights of the various characters, especially Sophie, who
has your sympathy from the start.
Hunter has sympathy for corporate investors who were also duped into investing in ABCP, but says he approached this camp and offered to sell them the retail camp's votes.
On Thursday, the mayor's spokesman said: «
Sadiq has every sympathy with customers and drivers of Uber, but is clear that any anger must be directed at Uber itself.