sympathies
Meaning
of Sympathy
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“All of our sympathies, from people in the area, go out to the boy’s family.
All readers and viewers know is that she acts as a bully and she has no hope for ever winning people's sympathies.
Although the charge was actually completely spurious, the fact that it was levelled at all demonstrates the reputation for evangelical sympathies Cromwell had developed.
As time went on, however, conservatives accused liberals of being "soft on communism" and of using freedom of speech and freedom of religion as a cover for their hidden communist sympathies.
Anything publicly available, such as workplace history and social media posts, will be examined in an attempt to predict where a person's sympathies may lie.
At Louvain Barnes had studied under Erasmus and had developed humanist sympathies.