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31 The beings who know how to sympathize with me are my foliage.

32 In a way, I had become the union officer, and I began to sympathize with Tony Roque.

33 Everyone will either sympathize with your terrible squint or think that you are offering some form of invitation.

34 This is not so hard to sympathize with, even for those with no experience of addictive drugs.

35 It is possible to sympathize with these arguments, but there are more fundamental criticisms of key settlement policies.

36 It's hard not to sympathize with the plight of single parents in today's world.

37 Anyone who has ever waited in line at the Department of Motor Vehicles will sympathize with this dilemma.

38 There is much to sympathize with here, but this study will not adopt a realist perspective.

39 He did not sympathize with those who claimed they needed a bishop simply to minimize inconvenience to ministerial candidates.

40 I sympathize with all those who are poor.

41 I am sure you'll sympathize with me.

42 I heartily sympathize with you.

43 How can I sympathize with his foolish opinions?

44 I cannot sympathize with that.

45 I find it very hard to sympathize with him.

46 I sympathize with his point of view.

47 We sympathize with people in affliction.

48 Just the same , as compared with other men, I sympathize with you.

49 Tom's parents do not sympathize with his ambition to become an actor.

50 Those who have the same illness sympathize with each other.

51 Some ISI operatives may sympathize with the Taliban cause. But more important is Pakistan's desire to have a hand in Afghan politics and to restrict Indian influence there.

52 I sympathize with my clients'plight,(http://sentencedict.com/sympathize.html) but I wasn't impressed by their claims of powerlessness.

53 Chitty : I am an enemy of diligence, so i sympathize your experience.

54 We also hope foreign countries can recognize the terrorist and separatist nature of the Eastern Turkistan forces and do not support or sympathize with them in any form.

55 And a heart at leisure from itself, to soothe and sympathize.

56 All those who could sympathize with you were invariably in the same hapless situation.

57 Although he pretended to sympathize, he was laughing in his sleeve.

58 I don't tend to sympathize with those family heads who are oversensitive.

59 As a left-leaning exiled New Yorker, I enjoy reading the digital New York Times, and I can also understand and sympathize with your need to charge for the online version.

60 Poseidon who, at sight of Aphrodite's naked body, had fallen in love with her, concealed his jealousy of Ares, and pretehded to sympathize with Hephaestus .