“sympathize”可以造什么句，sympathize造句

I can sympathize, But until these places stay open late or give me the information online, I'm going to have to sympathize from a distance.

Still, I sympathize with one motive behind naturalism — the aspiration to think in a scientific spirit.

Men should not take those literally but sympathize with the sentiments they convey.

Maybe most of us will sympathize, shake our heads, and just go on, as we usually do.

But the deeper you go into the novel, the more you begin to understand and sympathize with the characters.

We cannot do good to others save at a cost to ourselves, and our afflictions are the price we pay for our ability to sympathize.

Many people make donation for the Project Hope, because they deeply sympathize with the children in the rural areas who can't afford to go to school.

How he tries to fix what's broken is poetic, but by the end he's cracked and a killer, but one who is easy to sympathize with because he just got pushed too far.

It is not hard to sympathize with Chinese planners in this, but that does nothing to suspend questions about the wisdom of their approach or to allay fears about the consequences.

Student: inaudible Prof. : I actually sympathize with you having left that out.

But he's no fool; and I can sympathize with all his feelings, having felt them myself.

Probably he noticed that I was a bookish boy, likely to sympathize with him, and perhaps he was trying to warn me to avoid being unlike others.

Will not raise his hand to vote for a proposal with which he does not sincerely sympathize, will vote neither openly nor secretly for a person whom he considers unworthy or of doubtful abilities.

Everyone would sympathize with you.

In response, we sympathize, we want to help, and we feel that assistance and treatment are well-deserved.

Many times, we yearn for other people's understanding, care and help, but others will be self - conscious, even if he will sympathize, sigh and pity, and what's the use of it.

"I sympathize with them. They're doing all the right things, but unfortunately the right things may not be good enough," Rahn said.

We sympathize with the fear, though not with the agony of the sufferer.