| Neighbours commiserated her descent and her miserable sentence, but she saw it otherwise. |
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| I pitied the hapless patient and commiserated with the unhappy house officer, unsettled by the echoes of my own mistakes. |
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| Visitors came, one of them commiserated with Maha, sitting at Ali's bedside, about Ramadan al-Bakari. |
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| After the first woman's sale was completed and she'd left to join her mother, the cashier commiserated kindly with me. |
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| We commiserated together about inflation and the fact that the cost of my bag of groceries once amounted to a weeks' wages. |
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| Perhaps I should have commiserated with Mr Tsvangirai after his recent savage beating. |
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| We laughed, we cried, we commiserated about our lives as women with disabilities. |
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| He commiserated with victims of the disastrous floods in May by telling them about a burst pipe he once had. |
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| Her friends commiserated, of course, but could not comfort her. |
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| We commiserated and laughed, slightly hysterically, at the chaos our lives had become, took it in turns to hold whosever baby was being particularly grizzly and speculated endlessly about when it would start to get easier. |
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| The king commiserated with the Dowager Princess of Wales and wept with her. |
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| The players commiserated over their loss in the championship game. |
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