He could understand Ukraine's motivation, and while not sympathizing, could view things from their perspective.

He accuses her of not sympathizing with his psychological pain, his reason for drinking.

She's sympathizing with Howard but mocking him, too.

You may join me, if you like, in sympathizing with your Prince, who will have to deal with her from henceforth.

Students of the University of Fianarantsoa have a reputation for sympathizing with radical leftist groups.

The Georgians have long accused Russia of sympathizing with the Muslim rebels there and even providing them with aid.

She has shown several instances of sympathizing with Strauss and wanting to learn more about him as a human, even to the point that she doubts her goals.

They described a sharply polarized rural society in which those who do not openly support the Sandinistas are suspected, often with reason, of sympathizing with the contras.

If we feel the hand of the author preventing the characters from understanding, keeping them down, as it were, we are prevented from fully sympathizing with them.

The document was written from prison in September 1989 by Bao Tong, a top party official who was jailed for sympathizing with the student demonstrators.

Over the past few months, scores of Tunisians accused of sympathizing with An Nahda, or Renaissance, have been jailed and human rights organizations say many have been tortured.

Iran is not normally given to sympathizing with the United States, but last week's terror attacks have drawn rare public condolences and a pledge to join an international effort to root out terrorism.

Not with Phyllis and her guilty sympathizing, not with the MPs and their idiotic theorizing, and definitely not with Tirey, who was pulling no punches.

Accused of sympathizing with the Mōri clan, enemies of Nobunaga, Araki shut himself in his castle and withstood siege by the armies of Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

The Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music fraternity that had elected him to national honorary membership in 1916 expelled Muck in 1919 for sympathizing with the Central powers.

Donny is brought before his superiors and ordered to follow one of his men, who is suspected of sympathizing with peace demonstrators who are led by a charismatic man named Trig Carter.

President Clinton, who has never held a non-bureaucratic or even a private-sector job and is well-remembered for his youthful letter sympathizing with those who "loathed" the military, was said to be astonished at General Mundy's decision.

The active work with youth, organizing protest actions, forming a wide number of the sympathizing, enforcing the role in the left movement make RCYL(b) one of the leading forces of the young communist movement in Russia.

In the ensuing controversy, the Prime Minister of Bhutan Lyonpo Jigme Thinley issued statements that Tshering's case had been "blown out of proportion," while sympathizing with those who felt the severity of the sentence was incongruent to the offense committed.

He was known for covering news from the "other side" of the battlefield, and was often criticised for his communist sympathising.

He accused Western states of being "countries which are the main cause of autocracy (in Tunisia)...[but] are pretending that they are sympathising with the nation."

And for those damages she now appeals to an enlightened, a high-minded, a right-feeling, a conscientious, a dispassionate, a sympathising, a contemplative jury of her civilised countrymen.'

Kirk Douglas' Colonel Dax is the focus sympathising with prole soldiers in the trenches but unable to reason with the aloof, detached aristocrats in high command.

The security forces suspected the priests, who worked at the Central American University, of sympathising with left-wing rebels of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN).

The contempt with which Miss Charity received this pathetic account of the state to which the youngest gentleman in company was reduced, did not say much for her power of sympathising with that unfortunate character.

In 1540 he, together with his chaplain, a Wiltshire clergyman, named William Bird, who was suspected of sympathising with the pilgrims of grace of the north of England, was attainted by act of parliament.

Kinnaird further delves into the ideas in Characters of Shakespear's Plays, especially that of "power" as involved in Shakespeare's plays and as investigated by Hazlitt, not only the power in physical force but the power of imagination in sympathising with physical force, which at times can overcome our will to the good.

But most of the people who sympathize with him just might.

One can sympathize with what he is trying to do here.

Many students and parents do not sympathize with the teachers.

We sympathize with him and hope he will not be found out.

It is not hard to sympathize with the officials involved.

Just as important, she knows how to make us sympathize.

But he makes it hard for us to sympathize with him.

I can really sympathize with the situation in which she found herself.

But I never really expected him to understand and sympathize.

In some ways, it was almost hard not to sympathize with him.

We sympathize, but we're not going to let them out.

I can actually sympathize and understand the guy at this point.

A lot of guys can sympathize, some more than others.

Even I sympathized with you and those other two women.

The other women sympathized with her, but she was not one of them.

"Everyone who is here has made a choice to look for a better life, so we sympathize with each other."

Maybe if she sympathized with him, he'd let her go.

I've got kids, and I sympathize with what he did.

But a number of people walked out, and one could sympathize.

He sympathized with it, but not enough to feel the same way himself.

I'm sorry for him and I sympathize with all of you.

He did sympathize with their cause, I'm sure of that.

People sympathized with her, but no one offered to help.

"Only then can they really sympathize with the needs of our military," he said.

He is someone, in other words, with whom we can sympathize.

And yet one could not help sympathising with the men.

I think many of us would sympathise with that view.

I can sympathise with your reason for doing this though.

But are we meant to sympathise with what he says?

I can sympathise with people who have special sexual needs, as I'm sure you understand.

I can sympathise with your experience having experienced the same.

I sympathise with the Jews, they must have a home.

And the weather - I am sure you all sympathise with that.

She had not been sure whether to sympathise or be amused.

He thought they might at least sympathise with him over his toe.

She wrote to him to sympathise, saying that it was time someone spoke out.

We failed completely to sympathise with each other's point of view on the question.

In fact, perhaps I even sympathise with you and your position."

I could sympathise; a few years back it had affected me the same way.

It made clear to Carrie that he could not sympathise with her.

I sympathise deeply with all the victims and their families.

How do you expect the Commission to sympathise with that, as if it were not a question of economic interest.

If you are in the latter category, we can only sympathise.

"In some ways, I sympathise with a lot of people who have come out and it's been difficult for them.

I do sympathise and take your point about the need for a good belly laugh.

Do you know, I almost sympathise with the poor brutes.

"I can sympathise with you, at least in part, my friend.

Amy stood by looking on and sympathising but quite unable to see what I was doing.

It takes a hard heart not to sympathise with the parents of missing or murdered children.

Nevertheless, I do sympathise with your situation and here are some suggestions.