The teacher sympathized with me.

In other words feel sympathy, rather than contempt.

The coring out of the back lets you breathe.

And to those who sympathise with Mubarak after his recent speech

At first, the movement surprises the French public, which sympathizes with it.

Popular complaints on judicial acts normally had the sympathy of the king.

Because, when people heard that my son was a victim, I got immediate sympathy.

I wish to express to the people of America and its leaders the compassion and solidarity of the people of Cameroon.

I don't have sympathy for people who fall for these 'super cheap' schemes.

The United Nations should lead in the promotion of spirituality and compassion for humanity.

A whole generation of high school students was taken directly from their classes.

An eyewitness who saw an attack against a young man said The dog got what he deserved.

The result of this wealth grab is often war.

The Moroccan NGO Association de lutte contre le SIDA has documented numerous cases of women separated from their children and driven from their homes.

All is not sweetness and light, though morality is more than compassion and charity.

In early 1962 Nasser again attempted to wrest control of the military command from Amer.

Miguel Buitrago of MABB believes that having sympathies from the Electoral Court will favor Morales in the long run.

All of that is a clear demonstration of the sympathy, solidarity and friendship of the Chinese Government and people with the Governments and peoples of the affected countries.

Drawing benefits from global companies doesn t always require high level government negotiations.

But no regime has ever used its citizens so deliberately as tools to arouse world sympathy, as hostages to modern sensitivities.

Such acts were perpetrated with a discriminatory motive and for the purpose of extracting a confession or otherwise intimidating and or punishing him.

The moment they start to disagree with the Liberal Democrats, they will make themselves look extreme and will forfeit voter sympathies.

Most victims of botched cosmetic surgery are unwilling to share their painful experience because they rarely gain public sympathy.

But prying Syria from Iran s embrace means, eventually, reopening the Golan Heights question.

It is vital to the State's existence, for on its monopoly of force depends its ability to extract taxes from the citizens.

Government officials have identified far too closely with the distorted, self interested worldview of global banking executives.

Still, Lyasheva and her colleagues harbor no sympathies for the totalitarian regime came to power in October, 1917.

The Chairperson expressed the Commission's deep sympathy with the Islamic Republic of Iran in connection with the earthquake that had struck the country that morning.

Here, the king finally pushed through the reduction ordeal, something that had been discussed in the Riksdag since 1650.

When Joan Rivers expressed her support for Israel, she showed no sympathy when asked about Gaza's civilians who were killed by the hundreds.

If central banks go down this path, they will no doubt eventually succeed in wringing inflation out of the system.

This continued with Alexander I's wresting of Finland from the weakened kingdom of Sweden in 1809 and of Bessarabia from the Ottomans in 1812.

When he cries for his dead daughter Cordelia, King Lear comes to understand the personal flaws that brought about his demise, and for this he elicits sympathy.

If you follow my suggestions, you're going to have a very spare, very Zen like presentation, which is great for conveying who you are and getting people emotionally involved.

While Royal has been critical of Sarkozy, she, too, has appealed to nationalism, calling for a re conquest of the symbols of the nation from the right.

This is partly because Liberals have usually thrived by winning seats from Conservatives when Conservative administrations are unpopular.

The government pitted the conflict as a Shia population trying to wrestle power from a Sunni leadership, a storyline often echoed in international media.

The teachers considered this act a punishment for a strike they held to demand of their rights and also a violation of civil service law in Mauritania.

Property grabbing is often the last in a chain of events common for African women dealing with HIV.

For counsel, this demonstrates that the Egyptian security services are still interrogating the complainant and seeking to extract information, exposing him to ongoing risk of torture.

All is not sweetness and light, though morality is more than compassion and charity. As moral creatures, we are driven to enforce justice.

Jonathan Harris wants to make sense of the emotional world of the Web. With deep compassion for the human condition, his projects troll the Internet to find out what we're all feeling and looking for.

Obama s announcement received a decidedly unsympathetic reception from Europeans, who perceived his initiative as a unilateral move that would undermine international coordination of financial regulation.

Mahasweta Devi's career spanned more than two decades and produced a timeless collection of literature driven by compassion for her compatriots.

The Spanish Captain General, Gabino Gaínza, sympathized with the rebels and it was decided that he should stay on as interim leader until a new government could be formed.