| One, shame on you for missing their Toronto dates, and two, the band sympathizes with you. |
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| He encourages Dante to learn from what he sees and reprimands Dante when he sympathizes with the sinners. |
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| When the public sympathizes with an offender, there's less political will to file charges. |
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| But while Norman sympathizes with the fear, he does not believe in its validity. |
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| Our union sympathizes with its members who have family affected by the disaster in Haiti. |
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| The Bloc Quebecois sympathizes with those who have been affected, directly or indirectly, by the situation. |
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| In these small excerpts, she sympathizes with what little success he obtained in his efforts and mission in the parishes. |
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| In this letter, she sympathizes with his sufferings, the misunderstandings and gives him reasons for hope. |
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| He doesn't want to underestimate Trey, but sympathizes for Charles and the things he stands for. |
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| He becomes acquainted at Fort de France with talented pianist Victor Adelaide with whom he sympathizes and talks about music. |
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| Fulkerson sympathizes with March, and he gets Dryfoos to admit that he should not have spoke to March as he did. |
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| Chaucer sympathizes with her because he himself was considered low-class. |
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| So it is that he sympathizes with the dads who have to know how to truss a chicken, for your sake. |
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| Arthur sympathizes and remembers his own accident with a staple gun. |
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| She is overjoyed to learn that Tamino loves her, and she sympathizes with Papageno's longing for a wife. |
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| New York sympathizes as One World Trade Center lights up to France's colors. |
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| The Prime Minister has said that he sympathizes with people who have recently lost their jobs. |
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| Pauline also sympathizes with the client when the client says how hard it is. |
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| My delegation sympathizes with all humanitarian causes throughout the world. |
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| Palmer sympathizes not simply with the October Revolution, but with Trotsky's fight against the Stalinist degeneration of that revolution. |
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| Canada fully understands and sympathizes with Israel's legitimate security concerns in the face of terrorism against its people. |
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| Burt Lancaster portrayed a charismatic general who devises a complex plan for a military takeover, and Kirk Douglas played his aide, who sympathizes with him but feels duty bound to prevent the coup d'état. |
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| The FSF sympathizes with the intent of broad patent retaliation clauses in some free software licenses, since the abolition of software patents is greatly to be desired. |
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| The Turkish nation, which unfortunately experienced a major earthquake in 1999, wholeheartedly sympathizes with the nations affected by the latest natural disaster. |
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| Everyone who comes to the villa likes Harry and sympathizes with him. |
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| The youth, or the boy, that looks for the power, the force of Arutam, prepares himself by means of abstinences and sacrifices until the superior being sympathizes with him and he offers him his power. |
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| As we have repeatedly emphasized in previous sessions, the Republic of Korea fully sympathizes with the spirit and objectives of the Ottawa Convention and this draft resolution. |
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| The Tribunal sympathizes with Mr. Azizi regarding the situation relating to his special needs child and understands the impact this decision will have on him and his family. |
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| Hussein will play that card for all it is worth and Musharraf will have to deal with an enormous constituency which sympathizes with the al-Qaeda and which will inevitably put pressure on him. |
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| A civilized man sympathizes with other civilized men no matter where they where born or in what part of the country they live, or what their profession or job may be. |
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| The comforts that his books offer children are primal: revenge, candy, cheerful uncouthness, and the knowledge that a grownup somewhere sympathizes with them instinctively. |
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