| With limited funds one can sympathise with those who have to decide on restoration priorities. |
| You lull the audience into a false sense of security, make them sympathise with the character, then pull the rug from under them. |
| And it's easy to sympathise with that, after years of supposedly happy marriage suddenly collapsing around her. |
| The little annoyances that daily irritate and disturb, does not sympathise with her in her desire for some gentle reminder to self-control. |
| It's complicated and messy, but in the end at least half the audience will sympathise with Gabriel. |
| This reader and her husband are among the many who feel badly let down, and I greatly sympathise with them. |
