Please accept my sympathies.

Although no democrat himself, his sympathies were with the student demonstrators.

Such regrettable events generate the deepest sympathies that transcend sport team loyalties.

So he cannot be accused of harboring ultra secularist or ultra nationalist sympathies. 160

But the study revealed no automatic correlation between Islamist sympathies and condoning the use of violence.

In the end, bloggers in Ukraine raise broadly similar complaints, despite a wide variety of political sympathies.

The government urged the country to respect Muslims' understandable sympathies for their fellow religionists,'' and tensions were avoided.

Internet users shared their sympathies for Yuyun's family, and Indonesian President Jokowi also vowed to arrest the perpetrators

This is the very meaning of the word solidarity, as defined in the Oxford English Dictionary unity resulting from feelings and sympathies.

People who might not stress that the government should protect failing businesses or redundant workers still have sympathies that might often lead to such outcomes.

Three weeks later, Jokowi gave an impassioned speech in Jayapura, where he expressed sympathies with the victims' families and vowed to address the historic abuses in Papua.

In Tajikistan, much of the rest of the government, including a presidential adviser, have shown entirely different sympathies and are ripe for conversations with their foreign counterparts.

Its membership is chosen by only 7 of the total Hong Kong electorate, and its voting procedures seek to prevent the nomination of any candidates who may harbor democratic sympathies.

Some of the musician's critics speculated that Lazarev was trying to have it both ways, placating Russians, while appealing to the anti Russian sympathies among Eurovision judges and voters abroad.

And, while individuals who had Islamist sympathies and condoned violence were more likely than others to become involved in homegrown terrorism, a mere 1.1 of Germany s Muslims fell into this category.

For example, Muslims objected to the 1991 war against Iraq, but did not mount public protests. The government urged the country to respect Muslims' understandable sympathies for their fellow religionists,'' and tensions were avoided.

Ban Ki Moon, the Secretary General of the United Nations, expressed in an official statement his deepest sympathies with the victims of the attacks, as well as with the Government and people of Turkey.

His sectarian, authoritarian behavior polarized his country to such a degree that even the army s chief, General Abdul Fattah al Sisi, known for his Islamist sympathies, withdrew his support from the man who had appointed him.

If someone steals your stuff, it's annoying and you have my sympathies but try to deal with it more maturely than my hallmate, who tainted her milk with washing up liquid to punish those who stole it.

From the start, most Russian sympathies have tended to be with the protesters, a phenomenon the controversial writer and head of the Other Russia opposition group Eduard Limonov ascribed to the Russian national character We Russian citizens always hope that those rising up against their governments will win, instinctively flocking to their side.

Vronsky listened attentively, but it was not so much the meaning of Serpukhovskoy's words that interested him as his outlook on these questions, for Serpukhovskoy was already dreaming of a struggle with the powers that be and already had sympathies and antipathies in that sphere, whereas Vronsky's interest in the service was limited to his own squadron.

And, while individuals who had Islamist sympathies and condoned violence were more likely than others to become involved in homegrown terrorism, a mere 1.1 of Germany s Muslims fell into this category. The authors also noted that the mechanisms that turn Muslims into potential terrorists are the same as those that make German teenagers susceptible to xenophobic propaganda and right wing extremism.