Use "sympathies" in a sentence

1. “Hello Mrs Slater I was a friend of Charlie’s and I just thought that I would come round and offer my sympathies

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2. Danton Edmond had a vague memory of a dark blue coloured room, a feeling of terror – more so then the others because of his sympathies for the other side

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3. This end-around round the State Department should come as no surprise considering the president‘s track record as a draft dodger and antiwar protester whose sympathies continue to lie with our nation‘s ideological opponents

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4. (But do not let your children manipulate you by playing on your sympathies either – they will try!)

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5. The funny thing was, he found himself feeling a great sense of loss and gratefully accepting their sympathies, although the partnership had been a farce from day one

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6. any case, I suspect their sympathies will be directed at me

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7. Besides, we had lost the war, and as any soldier who loses a war will tell you, sympathies at home are few and far between

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8. Bridget suggested to Matthew and Sarah that they visit the house and offer their sympathies to the family

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9. Betty and Mick’s children, their cousins and nieces and nephew respectively extended their sympathies

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10. In a moment when his human interests and sympathies were focused upon the scene of suffering and affliction there spread out before him, he neglected to bear in his human mind the admonitory warnings of his Personalized Adjuster regarding the impossibility of limiting the time element of the creator prerogatives of a Creator Son under certain conditions and in certain circumstances

11. Despite his sympathies for Stallman and Stallman's position,

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12. On one episode, Elaine decided to offer her sympathies over the phone, which Jerry told her was a no-no

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13. Even though I don�t condone it, but sometimes they can really be justified, and I can sympathies with some of them

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14. An investigation underway when I spoke to my friends last month indicates that Cecil Banks may be a spy for the Germans, though the motives for his treason are unclear as they can uncover no fascist sympathies or other connections to Hitler’s regime

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15. conversation with a large man who played on my sympathies

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16. “Open your minds and your hearts to the spirits so that they can feel your sympathies for them; relax your bodies as if you are about to fall into a deep sleep

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17. ’ Wilson is said to have realized that Smith had betrayed his true sympathies with that remark

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18. You all know how much this could cost politically to President Clinton in view of the sympathies often expressed towards Japan in the United States

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19. “They knew his sympathies toward the Communist Party, so they manipulated him

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20. I saw sympathies and emotions on his face for me

21. It occurred to the Corporeal that his sympathies may lie with the oppressed peoples of the city, but nevertheless he wasn’t anxious to be killed by a sonic bomb

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22. sympathies of the government of the United States for the harsh plight that struck you

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23. Brown’s logical arguments had touched their hearts and had won the sympathies of the audience

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24. The first is that President Stevenson sends his regards and wholehearted sympathies to the family of Ken Giles

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25. While standing by his father’s casket just minutes before they lowered his earthly body to where it would forever reside - trapped within a solid concrete vault and surrounded by clay and mindless earthworms, Paul tried to remain calm as adults and countless students (some he had never previously spoken to) came up to shake his hand and express their sympathies

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26. Byron Meliorans tugged on Brennan, twisted his sympathies and convinced him Sabina was a limitation

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27. Such reforms will not win back the lukewarm sympathies of our laity, and make them the right arm of the Church of England

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28. In the nature of things, they can have no equals with whom to exchange hearts and sympathies

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29. As dame luck teamed up with the members of her gender, as if to show where her sympathies lie, Tara said to Raja Rao, ‘It looks like you have no way with dame luck today

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30. her face-to-face my sympathies about a recent loss of a loved one, and she shared with

31. Her sympathies were with the Beauforts

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32. The Duke of Somerset, otherwise known as Edmund Beaufort, had spent years as a prisoner of the French and was suspected of having French sympathies

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33. I have, it is true, a great many friends-- people with whom it is pleasant to spend an afternoon if such afternoons are not repeated often, and if you are careful not to stir more than the surface of things, but among them all there is only one who has, roughly, the same tastes that I have; and even her sympathies have limitations, and she declares for instance with emphasis that she would not at all like to be a goose-girl

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34. " One cannot, however, go on saying poor little woman continuously, and of necessity there were gaps in these sympathies; but at least twice he put off his return to work for a few minutes in order to hearten her by painting the great happiness that was in store for her at the end of these tiresome months, the marvellous moment not equalled, he was informed, by any other moment in a human being's life, when the young mother first beheld her offspring

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35. “With our deepest sympathies,” he

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36. Stoke looked well, but I’m afraid to say that his sympathies

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37. Your Subconsciousness also maintains in this Form close contact with subjects of your previous refocusings which are “nearest” to you in frequency, and it draws inexplicable fears and phobias, amiability and enmity, love and hatred, positivism and aversions, sympathies and antipathies “from there”

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38. Here, in the Worlds of our present self-perception, everything develops in strict compliance with the development scenarios of each duvuyllerrt group of all our Stereo-Types which we unconsciously choose as a result of our own quality preferences or rejections, sympathies or antipathies

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39. vehicles on both sides will slow down to offer their sympathies, to catch

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40. Her husband had suddenly and unexpectedly died recently, and I had neither gone to the funeral nor offered my condolences to her and when we came face to face, by chance, at a club many months later, I was dreadfully embarrassed as I muttered my sympathies

41. ing his sympathies, and inviting Thomas to Richmond,

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42. Irreligion and the attractions of sinful pleasure take hold of the minds of men by the handles of so many passions and faculties, by the enchantments of art and fancy, by the customs of society, by the ties and the sympathies of nature, that it is impossible for Christianity to fix too firm a grasp on the convictions of the intellect and conscience, and on the affections of the heart

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43. "I believe you are a Frenchman yourself," he snarled at last, giving me an intensely suspicious look; and forthwith broke off communications with a man of such unsound sympathies

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44. I had never lingered in that land which, on the whole, is so singularly barren of memorable manifestations of generous sympathies and magnanimous impulses

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45. I want to ask you two questions: the first is---How did you contrive to preserve the common sympathies of human nature when you resided here? I cannot recognise any sentiment which those around share with me

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46. invincible sympathies that, nevertheless, from the strongest links,

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47. Magua had so artfully blended the natural sympathies with the religious superstition of his auditors, that their minds, already prepared by custom to sacrifice a victim to the manes of their countrymen, lost every vestige of humanity in a wish for revenge

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48. Here the speaker paused, and again looked around him to discover if his legend had touched the sympathies of his listeners

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49. Deserted by all of his color, Hawkeye returned to the spot where his sympathies led him, with a force that no ideal bond of union could destroy

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50. Your misfortunes engaged his sympathies, so you see you must have been interesting

51. I will not lose the child! Speak for me! Thou knowest,—for thou hast sympathies which these men lack!—thou knowest what is in my heart, and what are a mother's rights, and how much the stronger they are, when that mother has but her child and the scarlet letter! Look thou to it! I will not lose the child! Look to it!”

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52. He took himself to task for his bad sympathies in reference to Roger Chillingworth, disregarded the lesson that he should have drawn from them, and did his best to root them out

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53. It kept him down, on a level with the lowest; him, the man of ethereal attributes, whose voice the angels might else have listened to and answered! But this very burden it was, that gave him sympathies so intimate with the sinful brotherhood of mankind; so that his heart vibrated in unison with theirs, and received their pain into itself, and sent its own throb of pain through a thousand other hearts, in gushes of sad, persuasive eloquence

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54. what she suffered; she did not weigh upon its sympathies

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55. But of late, since the night of his vigil, all her sympathies towards him had been both softened and invigorated

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56. She wasn’t naïve enough to ignore the possibility that he may have been trying to play on her sympathies, but it was impossible to reconcile that notion with the guy who’d changed her tire, or walked the beach with her, or attended classes with her sister in the hopes of becoming a teacher

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57. This had occurred very shortly before, and the boy's sympathies are known to have been strongly with his mother

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58. "But the sympathies of the latter were with the mother?"

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59. So unworldly was he—or so capricious—that he frequently refused his help to the powerful and wealthy where the problem made no appeal to his sympathies, while he would devote weeks of most intense application to the affairs of some humble client whose case presented those strange and dramatic qualities which appealed to his imagination and challenged his ingenuity

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60. My sympathies are with the criminals rather than with the victim, and I will not handle this case

61. Cole had, I do not know how unless by one of those unaccountable invincible sympathies that, nevertheless, from the strongest links, especially of female friendship, won and got entire possession of me

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62. Friendship was possible between brother and sister, meaning by friendship the frank unreserve, as before another human being, of thoughts and sensations; all the objectless and necessary sincerity of one's innermost life trying to re-act upon the profound sympathies of another existence

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63. Even if she worked on his sympathies and his duty toward his future family getting more and more worried over the fact that she was practically an old maid and she would move heaven and earth to prevent anything from delaying her marriage

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64. To this day, the Daily Mail persists with small-minded, prurient, xenophobic content to titillate and stoke the indignation of the impotent suburban petty fascist, but back in the 1930s it was even more overt in its sympathies

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65. infected her through her maternal sympathies, till she had almost fancied that a good thing could come out of Nazareth—a charming woman out of Talbothays Dairy

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66. Her present condition was precisely one which would have enlisted the sympathies of old Mr and Mrs Clare

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67. Sometimes she had to almost literally bite her tongue against the urge to congratulate the Ukrainian woman upstairs whose several orgasms had kept her awake the night before, or to offer her sympathies to someone she’d heard sobbing on the phone

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68. Minchin that his religious sympathies were of a general kind, and such as gave a distant medical sanction to all serious sentiment, whether of Church or Dissent, rather than any adhesion to particular tenets

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69. He had no longer free energy enough for spontaneous research and speculative thinking, but by the bedside of patients, the direct external calls on his judgment and sympathies brought the added impulse needed to draw him out of himself

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70. “My sympathies, kid!”

71. Carroll had a vulnerable quality that inspired her to strange sympathies and concerns, but also anxieties she couldn’t quite articulate

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72. However, more recent evidence suggests that Hiss, who made no secret of his communist sympathies, had indeed passed on secrets and lied about it under oath

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73. When the Senate asked for a bit of proof, McCarthy just started throwing more and more accusations around, which wasn’t hard, since his idea of showing communist sympathies amounted to using the same coffee machine as a Red

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74. That his sympathies lie with the Algerian rebels is obvious, but he doesn’t flinch from showing the appalling consequences of their actions: The scenes where they blow up a series of cafes and bars full of young people are shocking and very bloody

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75. ” He looked so sad that I felt his sympathies were more than just a social nicety

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76. It seems, in fact, as though there existed in certain men a veritable bestial instinct, though pure and upright, like all instincts, which creates antipathies and sympathies, which fatally separates one nature from another nature, which does not hesitate, which feels no disquiet, which does not hold its peace, and which never belies itself, clear in its obscurity, infallible, imperious, intractable, stubborn to all counsels of the intelligence and to all the dissolvents of reason, and which, in whatever manner destinies are arranged, secretly warns the man-dog of the presence of the man-cat, and the man-fox of the presence of the man-lion

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77. I mean, that human affections and sympathies have a most powerful hold on you

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