We showed deep sympathy for her.
He felt sympathy for her misfortune.
He wanted to show his sympathy for the bereaved.
There is certainly little public sympathy for MAL's rich bosses.
They can live alone won sympathy for how long?
That cannot get up an atom of sympathy for them.
I have a lot of sympathy for his opinions.
Sympathy is a commendatory term, which refers to sympathizing with a person, giving help, feeling sympathy for others' experiences, and also expressing approval for others' actions.
Despite my cost-cutting ways, I actually have sympathy for the restaurant help.
Will my husband be moved by her infatuation and then have sympathy for her?
An Dehai suddenly felt sympathy for the little girl in front of him.
But I feel I was doing a right thing as we should have sympathy for staff.
He once felt that he had a deeper sympathy and sympathy for the world, and felt strongly about the oppression and happiness of his mission. However, you see how many people have been sinking.
Few people have much sympathy for the rich who have lost millions in the latest share price crash.
They did not exhaust the incapable and had sympathy for the wounded and sick, thereby showing what is benevolence.
That year, out of her sympathy for the poor, Master Zhengyan decided to build a hospital on the mountain.
Sometimes, I have such a soft sympathy for human weakness, far exceeding the admiration for my merits.
Yet as the film starts with Thatcher as a senile, lonely old lady, it inadvertently garners sympathy for her.
But sympathy for a bad habit can not be done after he does bad things. The sympathy at that time has lost its original meaning, and in favour of it, it is fundamentally hurt to the man, and the "sympathy" is derogatory. Therefore, compassion also needs wisdom.
No matter how desperate the lot of the Palestinians, polls show that Americans feel greater sympathy for Israel, a country they can identify with.
Even those with no qualms of principle, and with sympathy for Israel, scratch their heads to work out the logic of such an act.
Mother, however, did not lose heart. Adversity had deepened her sympathy for the poor and needy as well as her aversion to the heartless rich.
Connie felt a sudden, strange leap of sympathy for him, a leap mingled with compassion, and tinged with repulsion, amounting almost to love.
An eighteen-year-old girl had to take care of her sick mother, and the nurse's eyes were filled with deep sympathy for the past two years.
Zi Gong had a sudden sympathy for the farmer. He felt that he must tell the local people the simple way of irrigation that they had been employed for years in the State of Jin.
Hers is a fame based not only on sheer doggedness, a quality held in high esteem by Koreans, but also on the universal human sympathy for a monumental - and in her case, cheerful - loser.
When Governor Mark Sanford revealed that he had been cheating on his wife, I was surprised to find that some people had sympathy for him on the grounds that he was in love with his mistress.
Although he was an unloved prime minister in 1995-97, he earned sympathy for carrying the can for Mr Chirac, who himself faces trial in a linked corruption case next week.
