| Mexicans love the magic, Japanese kids empathise with Harry's school woes and Australians like Hogwarts' white Christmases. |
| I am sure scientists will empathise with the need to get all the data and analysis before arriving at a conclusion. |
| It doesn't help that most judges are rich, doddery old men who have lost touch with the real world and cannot empathise with women. |
| The more you understand why something has turned out the way it has, the more you can empathise and think with an open mind. |
| So I can only empathise with farmers who have lost entire herds of cattle or flocks of sheep. |
| I may not like the fact he is considering it, but I can understand it and empathise with him. |
