| "l know the feeling." We could sympathise with each other, and have little emotional moments about it, be able to relate. | |
| # Caiaphas, my friend l know you sympathise | |
| 'I do sympathise with the desire to meet again 'somebody whom you've known and loved. | |
| - Do you sympathise with him? | |
| - I can sympathise with that. | |
| "l know the feeling." We could sympathise with each other, and have little emotional moments about it, be able to relate. | |
| # Caiaphas, my friend l know you sympathise | |
| 'I do sympathise with the desire to meet again 'somebody whom you've known and loved. | |
| - Do you sympathise with him? | |
| - I can sympathise with that. | |
| Mrs Lonsdale, everyone here sympathises. | |
| Mrs Lonsdale, everyone here sympathises. | |
| He sympathised with me. | |
| He sympathised with the Afghans. | |
| Hitler sympathised with the revolutionary zeal of Rohm and his Storm Troopers, but by the summer of 1934 he knew that their power had to be curbed - and not just curbed to please the army. | |
| Hitler sympathised with the revolutionary zeal of Röhm and his Storm Troopers, but by the summer of 1934 he knew that their power had to be curbed - and not just curbed to please the army. | |
| Someone who sympathised, who thought the same as Felton... that he'd been scapegoated. | |
| - Are you sympathising? | |
| And he was sympathising me. Telling how nice it would be if everyone cooperated in destroying injustice. While he himself turned out to be the evil mastermind. | |
| I have trouble sympathising. | |
| I mean, you can't help sympathising with a reclusive sociopath, can you | |
| Look... I understand you're used to sympathising with the underdog. | |
| He sympathised with me. | |
| He sympathised with the Afghans. | |
| Hitler sympathised with the revolutionary zeal of Rohm and his Storm Troopers, but by the summer of 1934 he knew that their power had to be curbed - and not just curbed to please the army. | |
| Hitler sympathised with the revolutionary zeal of Röhm and his Storm Troopers, but by the summer of 1934 he knew that their power had to be curbed - and not just curbed to please the army. | |
| Someone who sympathised, who thought the same as Felton... that he'd been scapegoated. | |
| - Are you sympathising? | |
| And he was sympathising me. Telling how nice it would be if everyone cooperated in destroying injustice. While he himself turned out to be the evil mastermind. | |
| I have trouble sympathising. | |
| I mean, you can't help sympathising with a reclusive sociopath, can you | |
| Look... I understand you're used to sympathising with the underdog. | |
