Poor fellow,” said Hesper, in a sympathizing tone.
It is too bad,” said Hesper, in a sympathizing tone, for she knew that aunt Betsey must be greatly disappointed.
If so, then you have not the tender, sympathizing nature, which I had ascribed to you.
Thus, if the actors represent a sentimental or heart-rending scene, their vocal effusions will naturally be in a subdued tone, and the sympathizing musicians will touch their instruments delicately and slowly.
It would be such a comfort to put her head on mother's breast and tell the story to thissympathizing friend.
Maggie knit her brows, looked exceedingly perplexed, felt a great longing to pour the whole affair into Waters' sympathizing ears, then remembered Susy and refrained.
Elsie listened with interest, sympathizingwarmly in her friend's happiness; but Lucy, who was watching her keenly, noticed a shade of deep sadness steal over her face.
And of these also she might take her fill, nor lack for sympathizing companionship; both parents, but especially her father, being of like mind with herself.
Soon was the story of the orphan's trials confided to the sympathizing ears of those who had now adopted her as one of themselves, and soon did the little girl feel at home in that household of love.
Several interesting love-tales were poured into the sympathizing ear of benign old age, and the recollections of centuries were called up, to furnish suitable counsel and to encourage the despairing heart to hope.
If any side-helps were given by sympathizing friends--for Willing was a general favorite--he availed himself of them without scruple.
My father having been nominated to the imperial council by Charles the Seventh, and sympathizingsincerely in the fate of that unhappy monarch, leaned towards Prussia, with the other and smaller half of the family.
All this is very meagre, which I the more regret, sympathizing as I do with the object you have in view.
As it is, you are melancholy, because I was so a fortnight before; or your sympathizing answer to a cheerful letter of mine arrives just as I am labouring under a fresh attack of 'spleen.
And he shook his head sorrowfully while returning the warm and sympathizing pressure of Errington's hand.
Copy” for the Register is to be carefully scanned, and communications from sympathizing correspondents are to be softened in their tone, before committal to the printer.
But, besides having one or other of his family continually with him, there were always sympathizing visitors: personal friends, business acquaintances, deputations from clubs and societies all over the kingdom.
Breasts that with sympathizing ardour glow'd, And holy friendship, such as Theseus vow'd.
Mr. Travilla had a kindly, hearty hand-shake, and gentle sympathizing words for him, then presented Vi and Baby Harold.
God keep me from ever being less tender, loving, sympathizing to you than your father has been.
By sympathizing questions, I learned from him that a boy had called him "old daddy," and asked him when he had his hat whitewashed.
The others talked about being in want, and sympathizing with them on general appearance.
They discovered that fact, and then it was on Saturday evening, that labor sympathizing with those people, they partook of the strike, and helped to burn cars and carry on the work of destruction.
His own gloomy condition did not, however, altogether disable him from sympathizing with others.
The word which had been so fitly spoken took deep root in John Yeardley's heart, and on the following New-year's day he went up to Newhouse to converse with his experienced and sympathizing friend.
These words were spoken in the bosom of sympathizing friends and in the enjoyment of physical quiet and composure.
This house is thronged with sympathizing friends, and, as appears from some incidents afterwards, friends among the higher classes of the nation.
Yet were there a friend of a spirit so discerning as to feel and sympathize in all these things, how much of this repressed electric restlessness would pass off through such a sympathizing mind.
She knew instinctively when she was needed, and when solitude was needed; when Elizabeth would chose to bear her troubles in silence, and when she wanted the comfort of a sympathizing listener.
The women found her sympathizing and helpful in their peculiar troubles, and there began to be days when she felt some of the pleasures of authority, and of the power to confer favors.
The bereaved and subdued widow, enveloped in millinery gloom, was seated in the sitting-room with a few sympathizing friends.
Taylors were all here," said thesympathizing sister.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sympathizing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
