Naturally neither the king of France nor the emperor sympathized with Charles' ambitions.
On the pretext that Paris was full of traitors, who sympathized with the Austrians and the emigrant nobles, they had filled the prisons with three thousand innocent citizens.
They not only loved France, as their old ally, but they sympathized with her in her efforts to hurl back the banded oppressors who sought to reestablish a hated throne in her midst.
It is not the age of nature, the unshaken permanence of the hills through long periods of time, but the weight of human years and human sorrows, as if the earth sympathized with man and took on his attributes and infirmities.
I instantly sympathized with that clergyman I read of, who on pulling out his pocket-handkerchief in the midst of his discourse, pulled out two bouncing apples with it that went rolling across the pulpit floor and down the pulpit stairs.
He sympathizedwith all our national desires and prejudices, our enterprise and confidence, our love of dominion and boundless pride.
She sympathized heartily, and saw no harm in the affectionate little note, which would please Jill, and help her to bear her trials patiently.
Merry was a thoughtful girl, full of innocent fancies, refined tastes, and romantic dreams, in which no one sympathized at home, though she was the pet of the family.
The girls sympathized very heartily with her new trial, and brought all manner of gifts to cheer her captivity.
Clark laughed heartily when this explanation brought out Beverley's tender interest in Alice; but he sympathized cordially; for he himself knew what love is.
He had his hands on his hips and was quietly chuckling at the scene before him, as one who, although old, sympathized with the natural and harmless sportiveness of young people and would as lief as not join in a prank or two.
Captain Farnsworth scarcely sympathized with his chief about the flag, but he was nothing if not anxious to gain Hamilton's highest confidence.
He sympathized fully, in his crude way, with Alice's lively curiosity, and his affection for her made him anxious to appease her longing after news from the great outside world.
The movement was not in the end favourable to papal supremacy, but the early crusaders, and those who sympathized with them, regarded the enemies of the pope as the enemies of religion.
He found himself the centre of a great national movement with which he heartily sympathized, and which heartily sympathized with him.
Of the soldiers who arrived many were Protestants who sympathized with their German co-religionists.
Egerton Ryerson attached most importance to the establishment of the common schools of the country on a sound and efficient basis, he also warmly sympathized with every effort to promote higher education.
For several days we were in their power, and they might have taken all that we had with the greatest ease; but instead of oppressing and robbing us, they actually sympathized with us in our trials and afflictions.
The clergy of the church mission deeply sympathized with him.
To his fiery threats, Margaret would offer no direct opposition, for she feared to awaken an easily excited suspicion that she sympathized far too warmly with the culprit.
England and France looked coldly on, and the emperor of the East sympathized with his brother of Austria.
There were friends who sympathizedand were astonished.
He put it plainly to General Waymouth--that while he sympathized to some extent with the latter's desires for general reform, there were certain interests that propped the party and must be handled with discretion in the clean-up.
Jonquil, Macky, Mrs. Betts, all sympathized in silence; their young lady was less easy to condole with now than when she was fresh from school.
If it was any comfort to know that the old servants of the house sympathized with her, Bessie had that.
Marston had spent some weeks on the African coast and sympathized with the agent.
Marston sympathized with Don Felix's liking for plenty of light.
She sympathizedwith him fully, cordially, ardently.
But, if so, she would not have sympathized so warmly with him; and if so, what reason could there be why she and Arthur should not meet each other?
Heretofore, when he had come to her with his sorrows, she had sympathized with him, and poured balm into his wounds.
The sincere Union men of Kentucky, and the men who sincerely sympathized with the Southern movement and the Southern people, can mutually respect each other.
The Douglas wing strongly sympathized with the South, but opposed secession and disunion.
She sympathized with his criticisms of modem fiction; he sympathized with her criticisms of modern illustration; and her young imagination began to stir with sweet memories of poetry and romance; and sweet hopes of beautiful reality.
Having a pain, the poet must needs pour it forth, that his woe be shared and sympathized with.
Diantha had faced her own difficulties bravely enough; and sympathized keenly with her mother, and with Ross; but she had not quite visualized the mortification of her relatives.
They bored him not a little, but hesympathized with them in their Cimmerian exile, and it was necessary to keep them in the country for the sake of the moral effect.
You are perfectly well aware that Genet was sent here to stir up a civil war, and embroil us with Europe at the same time, and you have secretly sympathized with and encouraged him.
It was in her secluded presence he stormed himself cool, was indignantly sympathized with first, then advised, then soothed.
And like a good wife I sympathized with him in his pride and happiness, though I told him they didn't present any better appearance than the same number of Smiths would.
The judge happens to be a friend of your father's and, I understand, sympathized with him.
He didn't care anything about her religious scruples, but he made her believe he sympathizedwith her, and made a fool of her.
He sympathized with the demonstration in 1553 against the Spanish marriage.
He cordially sympathized with Grey's ideal of a Mahometan conquest for Ireland.
The good man also sincerely sympathizedwith him respecting the loss of his hen and expected brood of chickens.
Or, on the other hand, could I have gone back to her years, and sympathized with feelings that time has taught me to despise?
How had he respected, how sympathized with the very repugnance which his father had at first testified towards him, as the innocent cause of her untimely death!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sympathized" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
