sympathy with

all the while that she fought for her dogs' lives, her thoughts were also in sympathy with the moose.

Quite a number of people are out of sympathy with him on that point.

We feel sympathy with him for losing his good friend.

world has no sympathy with any but ~ griefs; it well pity you for what you lose, but never for what you lack.

It was the first visit to such a place by a leader and was clearly aimed at showing sympathy with the marginalized.

All the while Hurstwood was endeavouring to formulate his plea in such a way that it would strike home and bring her into sympathy with him.

We disclaim sympathy with him in practical action.

I was in sympathy with your proposal the day before yesterday, but I am out of sympathy with it now.

I'm in sympathy with what you want to do, but I don't know how you're going to get the money to do it.

Even our sympathy with the grief or joy of another, before we are informed of the cause of either, is always extremely imperfect.

This allows it to vibrate in sympathy with sound waves, like the diaphragm in a conventional microphone.

Also the public sector unions realise that sympathy with their cause among the general public is limited.

I have much sympathy with this view, along with its corollary, that central bankers bear part of the blame, with a caveat.

The civil war was wracking the countryside around us, and most of my fellow students were in sympathy with the Communists.

The Pentagon chief also signalled a measure of sympathy with China's call for a resumption of the six- party talks.

Lampard had sympathy with Capello over deciding who to axe from his initial squad of 30 on Tuesday before the squad flew to South Africa.

Out of sympathy with the beggar, I gave him one yuan.

"Profound emotion" largely refers to a type of nonchalant feeling, a deep sympathy with the universe and life.

I have sympathy with this view and I believe that, like bull markets, bubbles normally continue for several years.

He listened to this troubled, feverish outburst with sympathy, with even a little pity.

Haven't you any understanding of how life works-any sympathy with it?

I have sympathy with this, although it reminds me of what the gun manufacturers say after each mass shooting in the US.

The price of natural gas, too, has risen in sympathy with oil. That is putting up the cost of electricity.

He felt a spiritual sympathy with the local religion.

Both clerics have said things that betray a degree of intellectual sympathy with the protesters.

I'm out of sympathy with your plan.

The storm had passed; and, perhaps in sympathy with nature's silence, my heart seemed to cease to beat.

Tom is in sympathy with that little bird.

He has always shown great sympathy with the sufferings of the poor.

Some people are out of sympathy with his sufferings.

Sympathy with the social vulnerable groups is essential without doubt. But the sympathy abused has lost the value.

I expressed sympathy with conscientious objectors and draft resisters.

Jiang again expressed his sympathy with Cambodia, which suffered serious floods this year.

Progressive people are in sympathy with what they see as a popular movement in Libya.

On that point I'm in sympathy with him.

Indeed he expressed sympathy with the workers' demands (which is perhaps easier to do at companies owned by foreigners).

It voices sympathy with the humanitarian motives of the treaty.

She had deep and noble sympathy with great sorrows.

I'm in sympathy with you on that point.

But I have a sneaking sympathy with his desire to redefine risk more simply as the permanent loss of capital.

We are in sympathy with one another.

I have no sympathy with your silly ideas.

a close family; we are all. . . in close sympathy with. . . ; close kin; a close resemblance.

They are the imperialists who profess sympathy with China.

She was amazed at the man's sympathy with life.

We are all in sympathy with your proposals.

He has been a prisoner, so he has a lot of sympathy with other people in prison.

We are_in_sympathy_with_your stand on lower taxes.

We are out of sympathy with his opinion.

I'm in sympathy with your proposal.

sympathy = support I have to confess I have some sympathy with some of his views.

Wind power is taking on natural gas, which has risen in price in sympathy with oil.

He had broad knowledge and showed great sympathy with the hardship of the people.

Never has my sympathy with Nature down to the stones and blades of grass been fuller and more ardent.

They are in sympathy with your views.

His roots would suggest sympathy with the rebels.

She has great sympathy with women who suffer from inequality in the patriarchal society.

Besides which, there is a rarer thing than truth-namely power, or deep sympathy with truth.

of stranded Chinese tourists, or the government's noble attempts to rescue them, is fine, but sympathy with the protesters is taboo.

The faculty expressed their sympathy with the students' action.

Meanwhile, there is a risk that the onslaught on Mr Brown inspires a kind of sympathy with the prime minister.

We feel empathy and sympathy with animals.

often happens in sympathy with heavy rain.

Many people have little sympathy with the companies' predicament.

I have been a prisoner, so I have a lot of sympathy with other people in prison.

Many people are in sympathy with your views.

We are in sympathy with his misfortune.

He has sympathy with his ill friend.

i was in complete sympathy with him on this point

He is in sympathy with their beliefs.

You are in sympathy with their point of view.

They are in sympathy with each other.

I have sympathy with women who say that they can't nurse. I also know that the medical profession is not breast-feeding friendly.

She has a lot of sympathy with those beneath her.

Nevertheless, I have a lot of sympathy with Tudor Jones' basic premise.

Her presence, her destiny, and her sympathy with mine press the last tears from my ebbing mind

[B] show the author's sympathy with scientists

In sympathy with sb's proposal