All the world is in the streets; that is to say, all the daft American world that sympathizes with that bloody horror in France.
A pain in the heart, the side, or in one of the limbs does not confine itself there, leaving the rest of the body in a state fitted for its usual employments, but every part sympathizes with that which is affected.
The puncta lacrymalia or other extremity of the lacrymal sac sympathizes with it (as the two ends of all other canals sympathize with each other).
The perpetual vomiting in ileus is caused in like manner by the defective excitement of the sensorial power of association by the bowel, which is torpid during the intervals of pain; and the stomachsympathizes with it.
In its more violent degree I suppose that it sympathizes with some extensive internal membranes, as of the liver, stomach, or brain.
The pain is owing to defect of action, that is, to the accumulation of sensorial power in the part, which probably sympathizes with some other part, as explained in Sect.
It contains tables, cabinets, and a stand for flowers, and the modern decoration sympathizes with what appears to have been the old idea of a vestibule--a sheltered cortile.
The studio of Alma Tadema sympathizes in its minutest object with the artist, who is so much at home in all the ages of art.
Their brain sympathizes with their feeble and undeveloped frame and hence no good mental work can be performed by them.
The brain sympathizes with the whole system, and is, consequently, affected by the imperfections or the disarrangements of any of the other organs.
A man who sympathizes with a religion instantly sees the good that is in it, and the man who sympathizes with the right, sees the evil that a creed contains.
Even the unhappy partner of our kind, who is undone, the bitter consequence of his follies or his crimes, who but sympathizes with the miseries of this ruined profligate brother?
What is worse, I believe that I have sprained my brain too--that is, it sympathizes with my thumb.
She is the only human being who cares for, or understands, or sympathizes with me,--and I could not live without her.
You know how tenderly he sympathizes with all who suffer, and I dare say it is more compassion than love.
To Miss Rachel Sherman:-- The nation mourns and sympathizes with you all in your great sorrow.
The virtuous man wishes what is good for himself, especially for his highest part--the intellect or thinking part; he desires to pass his life in the company of his own thoughts; he sympathizes with his own sorrows.
How great is the delight of meeting in a foreign country, after a long absence from home, with one who speaks your own language and sympathizes with your national feelings.
Oh, my lord, I have suffered at your hands, and the whole world sympathizes with my disappointment!
He knows of my unhappy marriage, and sympathizes with my sorrows.
But if you have devoted own parents who hurt you through a mistaken idea that they're doing it for your own good, nobody sympathizes with you.
If you have cruel step-parents who mistreat you out of pure meanness, everybodysympathizes with you.
Even if Frederick the Second is now overcome by his enemies, in the public opinion he is the conqueror, and the whole world sympathizes with him.
He is my most faithful friend, and sympathizes fully with me.
I tremble like a criminal at the prospect of beholding that fortunate woman whose heartsympathizes thus cruelly with my own.
Under their teaching the age sympathizes not with authority in its efforts to sustain itself and protect society, but with those who conspire against it--the insurgents, rebels, revolutionists seeking its destruction.
You should at least know that my heart sympathizes with all that concerns you.
You are not familiar with the sorrow and coldness of the world, or you would remain here with her who feels and sympathizes with you!
They have the Anglo-Saxon spirit of fair play, which sympathizes with weakness, yet no protest is made against the oppression which the Indian suffers.
Sometimes he sympathizes with the people, and at others, out of pure spitefulness, he plays them malicious tricks that are worthy of a demon.
I would not have missed him for much, as he is the only Englishman I have met who quite understands the natives, and sympathizes with our ideas.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sympathizes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
