Forty percent of liberals sympathized more with Palestinians, the most since 2001, while 33 percent sympathized more with Israel.
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Whereas Clinton voters sympathized with Israel over the Palestinians by a whopping 47-27 margin, Sanders voters sympathized with Palestinians over Israel by a 85033-33 margin.
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Would he have sympathized with the business side of technology?
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Being a Guatemalan immigrant herself, my mom sympathized with them.
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Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, sympathized with his actions.
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It bothered me that I sort of sympathized with Facebook.
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I sympathized with Erik Killmonger, the supervillain in Black Panther.
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When Merrill recounted her manufacturing issues to the group, everyone sympathized.
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Looking around the space, many women nodded and sympathized with her.
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"We have evidence that he sympathized with Islamic State," Holzner said.
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Disquiet thawed until, tranquil, awash, I almost sympathized with these people.
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But some drivers stuck in the traffic sympathized with the protesters.
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But Mr. King said he sympathized with her relationship to her material.
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Hill sympathized with Republican lawmakers and expressed support for some of them.
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In fact, many at the pro-Trump rally sympathized with the Juggalos.
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He said he didn't know Mr. Quinn but sympathized with his position.
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I called Kai for this article and explained that I sympathized with Mrs.
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I sympathized with him; he was clearly bright and well intentioned, but needy.
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Still, Mr. Rother said he sympathized with the desire to keep things simple.
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Harry sympathized with those he met over the separations that the families face.
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The council said it sympathized with people being inconvenienced on their return home.
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Mr. Wilson said he sympathized with some of the anger directed at him.
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How about the people who sympathized with Southern slaveowners before the Civil War?
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As he waited to buy his generator, Mr. Negrón sympathized with the governor.
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Some experts sympathized with the challenge Mr. Trump faced in placing condolence calls.
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Ian Fuller, the company's chief technology officer, said he sympathized with the firm.
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I fear that everyone who sympathized with victims of police violence will be blamed.
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Mom had no idea who Kurt Cobain was, and she sympathized only so much.
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Litreev said he sympathized with the country's liberal opposition and sometimes attended protests himself.
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But she sympathized with the sort of anxiety that moved people to support Trump.
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I always sympathized, but I never felt the pain of it until right now.
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Yingluck supporters sympathized with her for fleeing, but didn't know who could replace her.
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Current and former Trump administration officials said they sympathized with the Afghan government's frustration.
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And he sympathized with the Met's decision to reassign its art and antiques specialists.
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I sympathized with these students because I was once a clueless college applicant myself.
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He denied decades-old racism charges against him, including that he sympathized with the KKK.
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They said they sympathized but couldn't do anything for him because he wasn't a client.
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Before killing Andrew, Olivia was Scandal's hero — and we sympathized with her decision about Defiance.
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As the producer, Martinez doesn't vote on applicants, but says she sympathized with Rossi's plight.
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Church leaders frequently protected and sympathized with the abusers, not their victims, the report states.
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Paul Goydos, who recently won the senior tour's 3M Championship, sympathized with Langer and McCarron.
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"I don't know if he voted for Chávez, but he sympathized with him," she said.
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He sympathized with Luke, saw a father in Sandy, and a bit of himself in Ryan.
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The ACLU defended the marchers to the outrage of observers who understandably sympathized with the survivors.
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As for wedding planning during a busy schedule, Nikki sympathized with a royal bride-to-be.
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While Israeli beachgoers sympathized about the need to tighten security, they warned against missing the target.
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But, he said, he sympathized with residents who had nothing but their homes and small farms.
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Other conservatives sympathized, including Mike Lee (R-Utah) who announced Monday night that he'd block it.
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Scott McDowell, Smith's engineering friend, said he sympathized with his pal when approached with the idea.
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Many adherents joined the newly formed Republican Party, which sympathized with some of their nativist views.
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A Panthers fan sympathized with the protesters but did not think they would succeed in changing policing.
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Sanders sympathized with Sprung, saying his father too died young and that cigarette smoking contributed to that.
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Mr. Pearson said he sympathized with Ms. Shelton and thought of Kiyan's death as a tragic accident.
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Though some sympathized with the message, Mr. Gutierrez's comments elicited a largely sarcastic backlash on social media.
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Souter was not part of the movement, but the White House assured conservatives he sympathized with it.
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But Tang and Hollier sympathized with the idea that people wanted to ditch their smartphones for good.
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"We can't do anything if we're dead, Missus," said a young man who obviously sympathized with her.
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It appears that Chinese officials have sympathized, since the holiday has officially been extended to February 2.
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J&J in a statement said it sympathized with women impacted by ovarian cancer but planned to appeal.
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And in light of Sarah's death, bookended in the game's opening, I sympathized with her significance to him.
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After 9/11, people around the world sympathized with Americans, sharing their pain in a most compassionate way.
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" And then she sympathized with Trump, "I feel bad for POTUS - he goes thru this every single day.
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Those defending the event at a meeting reportedly sympathized with the critics, but pointed to the First Amendment.
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Melkamu Assefa, 20, a highlander in the town of Gambela, said he no longer sympathized with those victims.
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GBPD Captain Todd LePine said Robinson has deep roots in the area, and sympathized with the boy's situation.
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Bearing a freshly signed copy, a pastor visiting from the Rhineland sympathized with Sloterdijk's predicament as a salesman.
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After the Orlando attack, she noted, Mr. Trump suggested on television that Mr. Obama sympathized with Islamic terrorists.
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Mr. Godec said on Friday that he stood by his invitation and that he sympathized with the demonstrators.
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He sympathized with the art handler but insisted that his gallery was not liable for covering his injuries.
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That's in contrast with conservative/moderate Democrats, who sympathized with Israelis more than with the Palestinians by 245%.
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Frustrated 12th seed Tsonga thrashed a ball high over the Court Two stands after losing and Querrey sympathized.
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" Clinton sympathized with the frustration of the political climate, but later said she was "optimistic for the future.
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Abe sympathized and said he would do his best to comply, two sources with knowledge of the conversation said.
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At a moment when we have witnessed a significant spike in hate crimes, it has sympathized with white supremacists.
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Some prominent members, like aviator Charles Lindbergh, actively sympathized with Nazism — a stance that eventually discredited the group entirely.
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Salvini did not say when he planned to see Di Maio, but made clear he sympathized with his parliamentarians.
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In a statement, J&J said that it sympathized with women impacted by ovarian cancer but planned to appeal.
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During the pre-marathon press, Kate, 35, sympathized with the difficulties of young mothers, as parenthood can be "lonely,".
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But I sympathized because the audition process reminded me of applying for jobs, something with which I'm intimately familiar.
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Some prominent members, like aviator Charles Lindbergh, actively sympathized with Nazism — a stance that soon discredited the group entirely.
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Some Twitter users sympathized with the choice, noting its bright lights and status as the Crossroads of the World.
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Consequently, labor leaders who sympathized with Sanders's critique of Clinton didn't give any serious thought to actually endorsing him.
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I rather sympathized with the terrifying meat blob, which made chowing down on my captors all the more delicious.
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Marion McFadden, who was head of disaster-recovery grants at HUD during the Obama administration, sympathized with Gimont's dilemma.
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But in recent weeks, as Manafort faced a conviction in his related case in Virginia, Trump sympathized with him.
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" Dr. Kukekova said she found that critique oversimplified, although she sympathized: "I completely understand their frustration with domestication syndrome.
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Ms. Kingery, who grew up on a farm in rural Minnesota, said she sympathized with her Democratic friends' worries.
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He argued that one of the piece's fatal flaws was its inability to draw out why Hovater sympathized with Nazis.
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While Cramer admires Musk's confidence, he sympathized with those who try to make mathematical sense of his ultra-positive musings.
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McCaskill also said she sympathized with Missouri voters who cast ballots for Trump in an interview with MSNBC's Kasie Hunt.
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The father-of-three sympathized with what Clinton has been recovering from as he recalled being diagnosed with pneumonia himself.
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I sympathized with that, but I didn't like feeling guilty or concerned about whether or not I should be smoking.
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They spoke of cops who are friends, or relatives in the military, or they said they sympathized with the same.
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The 9th Circuit panel sympathized at times with some of the government's arguments but said that the law is clear.
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Israeli officials have, in the past, raised suspicions about the Palestinian employees of aid organizations, saying some sympathized with Hamas.
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Authorities later discovered that the couple had been inspired by extremist ideology, had talked about jihad and sympathized with ISIS.
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"When [I] noticed that foreigners write the name on the cartridges as well, I [sympathized] and woke up," Seki said.
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When Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, he was succeeded by Andrew Johnson, a Democrat who sympathized with Southern opposition to Reconstruction.
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Speaking at the demonstration, Drew Rosielle, a member of the group, sympathized with the complicated racial dynamics of the case.
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Near a recent demonstration, a 55-year-old woman said she sympathized with the protesters but did not dare attend.
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The parents were heartbroken by congressional members who sympathized with them and then shamelessly ducked the issue of gun safety.
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But later, after the crowd had cleared out of the library, she acknowledged that she also sympathized with Ms. Jahoda.
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But even if the suspect sympathized with peaceful protesters, that doesn't mean the protesters are in any way to blame.
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He referenced last year's mistrial in the high-profile bribery case against Menendez, indicating he sympathized with the Democratic senator's case.
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A Pew Research poll last year found just 27% of Democrats said they sympathized with Israel, down from 38% in 2001.
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I never sympathized with Rebecca when she lamented Kate's not wearing a shirt at the pool to cover up her body.
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These judges gave the impression that they sympathized more with the accused or the convicted assailant than with the female victims.
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Later, on the way out of the cinema, Scout asked me if I instinctively sympathized with the rich and the happy.
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Just some tired folks who seemed like they were looking at the end of a long, long day, and I sympathized.
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They maintained a complicated relationship with Philadelphia residents; some sympathized with their mission, while others found their lifestyle to be disruptive.
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During the trial, defense lawyers suggested that the authorities sympathized with the protesters and had not tried to track them down.
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The Americans, Vietnam War veterans, sympathized with the plight of the Palestinians and wanted to make a statement on their behalf.
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Among Democrats who self-identified as liberal, nearly twice as many said they sympathized more with the Palestinians than with Israel.
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And many students sympathized with Mr. Ebbets's successor, Walter O'Malley, often cast as a villain for moving the team to Los Angeles.
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Swift, meanwhile, found more support in Halsey, a fellow singer-songwriter who sympathized with Swift's desire to own music she'd written herself.
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People who learned about the story sympathized with Faulkner and praised the police for encouraging his entrepreneurial spirit rather than stifling it.
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Many ordinary Japanese sympathized with Akihito's desire to step down, but the idea met opposition from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's conservative base.
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Having faced the same age discrimination when he was starting his now $100 million business at age 19, DiGiovanni sympathized with Lewis.
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In his analysis of the interview, Cramer said Thursday on "Squawk on the Street" he sympathized with Benioff and praised his candor.
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Roberto Bautista Agut sympathized with disgruntled spectators after his rain-interrupted fourth-round defeat to world number one Novak Djokovic on Wednesday.
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I sympathized with her concerns somewhat, especially since Genius has thus far neglected to provide an opt-out mechanism for site owners.
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Trump, who previously sympathized with the Kurdish people, described them as "great people" and that he wanted to help the displaced group.
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Lily's parents had sympathized with their daughter when they first left Vietnam, but soon afterward they had shown impatience when she pined.
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And in Italy, the government's special commissioner for the coronavirus sympathized with how difficult it would be to cut back on contact.
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"He also expressed that he sympathized with the Queen, adding: "I think they&aposve hurt the Queen, they&aposve hurt the royalty.
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People with mental illnesses who are killed are often either stereotyped or sympathized with, and they are rarely seen as fully human.
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Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio), who sympathized with her abrupt removal by comparing it to his own sudden deployment to Iraq in 2005.
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As the sole full-time employee of the CAIC, Jasso sympathized with the determined optimism reflected in the New York Times article.
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Not bad for a guy who sympathized with his British oppressors and who criticized Adams for wanting to make peace with the French.
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" He sympathized with those colleagues who were demanding more bold action, but said "unfortunately the Senate rules don't' allow us to do that.
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He decried the religion as "a cancer" and sympathized with the notion that Islam and the West were headed for an inevitable clash.
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She expressed concern that isolated clashes with police would overshadow other messages on display, but sympathized with the rowdier elements in the street.
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For those who already sympathized with the idea of militias, the catastrophe in Waco showed the government would kill to get its way.
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In a public address following the blast, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sympathized with the injured civilians and vowed to avenge the attack.
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Then there were some who sympathized with her and even went so far as to compare the mispronunciation to Ariana Grande's last name.
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He had spent more than a month in bed recovering from an illness, unable to provide for himself, and sympathized with her condition.
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It&aposs unclear why, but some suspect the militants believed the Hindu community sympathized with the predominantly Buddhist government&aposs anti-Rohingya stance.
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During a discussion about inclusivity in fashion at New York Fashion Week on Thursday, curvy model Candice Huffine sympathized with Rexha as well.
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But he said that millions of others sympathized with the movement's anticolonial stance and were inspired by its most famous member, Muhammad Ali.
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On the Balkan Insight's original report, one commenter sympathized with Kristeva, noting that most agents in Eastern Europe were forced to be agents.
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On a post-San Diego trip down the coast to Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico, in a rented car, Ms. Jampol soothed and sympathized.
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But he said he sympathized with the company's dilemma — how to provide power in a part of the state so prone to wildfires.
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President Trump on Monday sympathized with his former chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, who has launched a self-described "war" on the Republican establishment.
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They also took their battle to Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary and former hedge fund manager, who has publicly sympathized with their arguments.
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Motherboard gained access to the thread, which contained opinions ranging from outright rejection of the manifesto to views that sympathized with its author.
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A 2018 Pew Research poll showed that only 27 percent of Democrats said they sympathized with Israel, an 11-point drop from 2001.
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One sympathized with the Greens, another with Merkel's CDU, while a third was split between the Social Democrat SPD party and the liberal FDP.
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But even then, some sympathized with those who complained that this felt like an advertisement on what's supposed to be an ad-free service.
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Many have sympathized with our incredible loss, but no one but those who have experienced this loss can truly understand what it is like.
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Online, fans sympathized with the singer for having the hardest performance slot in the night's lineup, that is, being asked to follow up Beyoncé.
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She said that while she sympathized "with the anxiety expressed in these letters," Mr. Milken should only be held accountable for his own offenses.
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In the most recent Gallup poll (February 85033), 79 percent of Republicans sympathized with Israel over the Palestinians compared to 53 percent of Democrats.
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He had seen and read about student protests against the Vietnam war–including what the students were themselves reading–and sympathized with their cause.
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" He sympathized with "the single mother, a widow, a divorcée," whose life is no longer worth living, he said, and "has no more hope.
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But one community police officer did speak anonymously, saying she sympathized with the demonstrators' demands and was worried about the response of her colleagues.
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He also sympathized with the demonstrators' demand — the announced reason for their rally — that Robert E. Lee's statue in a Charlottesville park be saved.
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Piñera has condemned violence and said currency exchange fluctuations made the fare hike necessary, but said he sympathized with those affected, according to CNN.
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Even when the truth of her experience finally comes out, Machado struggles to be believed, much less sympathized with, as a victim of abuse.
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Mr. Lukose said he sympathized with the mayor's concerns, but he felt strongly that offering Mr. Kokoraleis shelter was the right thing to do.
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I mainly wanted to go because there was going to be a lecture on Jefferson Davis's education, but I sympathized with their overall mission.
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As recently as May 2016, 22016 percent of Democrats told Pew Research Center that they primarily sympathized with the Israelis in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Indeed, sometimes they had the opposite effect, for the simple reason that they included community members who sympathized strongly with the boys in the photograph.
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I set up a joint venture with the Hungarian Academy of Science, which was under Communist control, but its representatives secretly sympathized with my efforts.
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Shortly after Trump was elected in November 2016, the actor, who's Canadian, said he sympathized with anti-Trump Americans who wanted to flee to Canada.
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Several jurors said they sympathized with Fairooz, but because the law is so broad that they felt that they had no option but to convict.
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Scalia, unusually, was considered the swing vote, because despite being one of the court's most stalwart conservatives, he had sympathized with unions in the past.
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I totally sympathized with that, in not trying to feel the restrictions of a genre or form in the ways you want to express yourself.
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But according to Van Ness, even though he sympathized with the very public backlash the rapper faced, he didn't exactly let her off the hook.
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Solzhenitsyn sympathized and cooperated with Sakharov and the other dissidents, but he didn't always agree with them, and he continued to follow his own path.
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The Atlanta Constitution sympathized, saluting Frazee for tolerating his star for as long as he had, a facility attributed to his experience in the theater.
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That put him at odds with Rex W. Tillerson, then his secretary of state, who sympathized with Qatar as it endured the Saudi-led boycott.
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Andrew Yang, who is spending every day until the caucuses in Iowa, told reporters Monday that he sympathized with the candidates who couldn't be there.
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McCormick sympathized with Sternberg over the challenge of fact-checking op-eds, and said he didn't object to the paper providing Trump with a platform.
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" Moreover, she said, she sympathized with Egyptians seeking to end an oppressive government and saw the fundamentalist movement as "the only hope for change there.
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Richard Shelby of Alabama, Marco Rubio of Florida and Thom Tillis of North Carolina, defended the President's approach and sympathized with his frustration regarding border security.
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And the former Khmer Rouge guerrilla openly favored Trump for election, has sympathized with Trump's antipathy to the media and drawn comparisons with his own rule.
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We got Josh Earnest, now an NBC political analyst, at LAX and asked if he sympathized with Sean and his nearly daily battles with the media.
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In Tuesday's remarks, Trump also sympathized with protesters seeking to keep Lee's statue in place but offered no equivalent remarks for those who favored its removal.
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This vision, with which celebrated depressives such as Franz Kafka and Edgar Allan Poe might have sympathized, is achieved through a thoroughly disorienting medley of means.
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While more than half of those polled said they wanted the protests to stop, the same percentage of respondents said they also sympathized with the protesters.
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Touring the facility with television cameras in tow, Mr. Trump sympathized with residents, posed for selfies and hoisted one young girl in ponytails in his arms.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), who was briefly barred by Twitter from promoting an anti-abortion campaign ad deemed "inflammatory" in 2017, said she sympathized with Gabbard.
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They portray action in the streets, as in "The Charge," in which gendarmes wade, swords swinging, into a group of anarchists (with whom the artist sympathized).
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Several Senators sympathized with Pompeo, saying they understood the difficult situation he is in, serving as secretary of state to a capricious commander in chief. Sen.
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Opposed to the growing American military involvement in Vietnam and supportive of social policies designed to help the poor, he initially sympathized with the student protesters.
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In the long estrangement and finally divorce between Charles and his wife, Diana Spencer, mother of William and Harry, the public overwhelmingly sympathized with Princess Diana.
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Indirectly, the local community is implicated, as many sympathized with the Klan and American Nazi members, and considered the organizers of the march to be outside agitators.
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Although he sympathized with the conscripts on the Ukrainian government side, he also argued that Ukrainian forces had killed civilians and hired "mercenaries" from Poland and Chechnya.
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The group said it sympathized with "the malaise and suffering expressed by our compatriots" over the last two months but denounced "violent groups" that had exploited protests.
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Justice Samuel Alito wrote a concurring opinion in which he also rejected the California law but sympathized with the state's aims to protect children from violent imagery.
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Ms. Valerio said she sympathized with the host's side hustle, but felt compelled to report the apartment to Airbnb, which refunded their five-day stay last week.
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Jesse Jackson, the California Democrat sympathized with millennials who were struggling to pay the bills, noting they sometimes had to work multiple jobs to make ends meet.
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However, Robinson said she sympathized with Americans who had lost their jobs in polluting industries such as coal, many of whom supported Trump in his election campaign.
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This is a profound shift from just two years ago, when a 2016 Pew study found that a 43 percent of Democrats at sympathized more with Israel.
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Judging by his social media posts and previous appearances at local political events, Christian was mad at "'Multicultural' Nazis," even as he sympathized with both fascists and communists.
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Wadman spoke with the New Republic about the development and legacy of vaccines, and their uncertain future under a president who has sympathized with the anti-vaccine movement.
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A poll by the Pew Research Center early this year found that 79% of Republicans, but only 27%of Democrats, sympathized more with the Israelis than the Palestinians.
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Americans made Barack Obama their first black president — and then elected Donald Trump, who has sympathized with white supremacists, disdained African-Americans protesting injustice, and crudely demeaned immigrants.
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Democrats and Republicans alike sympathized with the plight of these young immigrants, who were brought to the United States illegally as kids through no fault of their own.
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But there is no indication in the indictment and affidavit that Franey actually conspired with others, associated with any "brothers," or even knew anyone who sympathized with him.
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A traitor to her class, she sympathized with organized labor, befriended the anarchist activist Emma Goldman, and advocated for radical causes that gave the city's political leaders pause.
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I sympathized—this was his first time, and he was obviously excited, but I couldn't really handle it, so I made my excuses and left as soon as possible.
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Despite the fact that thousands of people around the world sympathized with the incredible story, the situation of the refugees in Hong Kong has not improved—quite the contrary.
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Fed officials said repeatedly that they sympathized with the protesters, but they added that pushing too hard to increase employment could be counterproductive if it led to a recession.
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Last year, Dieudonne was given a suspended sentence by a French court for "condoning terrorism" over comments that suggested he sympathized with the attackers in the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
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A 227-year-old man who allegedly sympathized with the neo-Nazi National Alliance, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, has been arrested in connection with her death.
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They sympathized with Bridget's struggle; they recalled similar situations, presented with a foreign name they couldn't pronounce but knew, as educated, liberal women, that they should be able to.
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But the government has said that Islamic State records show he registered with the group as a fighter, and his social media postings indicate he sympathized with the group.
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By the late nineteen-thirties, Western intellectuals who sympathized with Communism had already proved themselves capable of accepting a great deal of killing in the name of the cause.
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Back then, the five Salinger siblings ran a family restaurant and shared a fabulous townhouse in the low-key aftermath of loss, in a community that sympathized with them.
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As Anonymous and Snodgrass write, they (to use a plural pronoun for what may well be one person) sympathized with Trump voters' desire to shake up the political system.
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Though they disliked Yanukovych and sympathized with the liberal opposition that had become Maidan's public face, they did not anticipate what would happen if, in fact, their side won.
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FaceGym founder Inge Theron said she sympathized with any entrepreneur who can't let go of their product prior to launch — and that she has grappled with the same issues.
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And while some sympathized with Mr. Chau's drive to travel to the island and minister to its inhabitants, others said they were disturbed by what they saw as recklessness.
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The human resources exec allegedly said he sympathized with Rothman, but a followup meeting she attempted to set up never materialized, with Rothman claiming she was ignored by the exec.
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At that meeting, local residents said they sympathized with the armed group's complaints about federal land management but disagreed with their tactics and called Bundy and his followers to leave.
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Christopher Hunt, a college essay consultant in Colorado, said he sympathized with efforts to give middle-class students the kind of advantage that legacies, athletes and others with connections had.
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The government argues that the phone is a crucial piece of evidence in investigating one of the worst attacks in the United States by people who sympathized with Islamist militants.
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On several occasions he said he sympathized with the country's centre/right parties and also ran for the Rome area regional elections in 2005 with Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party.
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On Wednesday, the royal mother of two sympathized with other young moms about the challenges of parenting during a visit to the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families.
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Eunice Hazard, one of the Goddards' regular customers, was left impoverished after the Revolutionary War with seven children; her husband had sympathized with the British and eventually fled to Canada.
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Donald Trump's election was mostly met with sorrow and pessimism in Ukraine: His statements during the campaign led Ukrainians to believe that he sympathized with Russian imperial and territorial ambitions.
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Mr. Moi did not join the Kikuyu-led Mau Mau rebellion against British rule in the 1950s, but sympathized with the movement and once harbored five fugitives at his home.
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Mr. Rafsanjani sympathized with some demands made by protesters during the so-called Green Revolution, the antigovernment demonstrations following the disputed re-election victory of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2009.
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In 2010, he spoke at a Tea Party event, telling the conservative group that he sympathized with the "real concerns about the direction" of the government during the Obama presidency.
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According to court documents cited by KABC-TV, the lawsuit alleges that the companies allowed people who sympathized with terror groups to spread propaganda, raise funds, and help recruit others.
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Americans may have overwhelmingly favored the Allies over the despised Nazis and sympathized with the plight of Chinese being brutalized by Japan, but few wanted to get drawn into another war.
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In the last week alone, Trump repeatedly supported and sympathized with abusers over the survivors of abuse, and all amid reports that he feels the #MeToo movement is bad for businesses.
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I truly sympathized with how hard that call was — until I heard the president and his aides boasting about how smart their decision was and how stupid all their critics are.
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Weiss and Von sympathized with her, saying that there was something off about Ziering's appearance on The Celebrity Apprentice last year and that he seemed "very intense" and in the moment.
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"Touring the facility with television cameras in tow, Mr. Trump sympathized with residents, posed for selfies and hoisted one young girl in ponytails in his arms," a New York Times Sept.
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Last month, Corker sympathized with the president's treatment by the press, following what the senator said were unfair reports that he would benefit personally from a provision in the tax bill.
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In a mere nine months, he has attempted to strip health care from millions of people, sympathized with white nationalists, and attacked US citizens who simply exercised their right of free speech.
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While Hahn sympathized with the "very vulnerable position" of a novelist offering up his work for dissection and revision by committee, the role of Eve required her to be plenty vulnerable, too.
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The authorities were accused of torturing hundreds of people taken into custody during the crackdown, among them protest leaders but also professionals, like doctors and athletes, who had sympathized with the demonstrators.
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Some were reluctant to speak candidly, fearing the danger on the street that might await a witness; Sergeant LoPuzzo sympathized, but he also tried to convince them of the importance of talking.
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Ranchers and conservative land activists here opposed the takeover of the Malheur sanctuary, but sympathized with the grievances over grazing lands and federal rules that lay at the heart of the siege.
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On Kimmel, he told the host that he sympathized with Sanders's fight against a "rigged" primary system, and increasingly, he's been repurposing the Vermont senator's arguments into his own attacks against Clinton.
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He sympathized with autoworkers fighting the tide of imports coming from Japan, and in the 1980s Trump was railing at a "bogeyman in the form of a foreign competitor," according to D'Antonio.
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He knew some at Al Madina sympathized with Mr. Choudary's jihadist group, Al Muhajiroun, or "The Emigrants," which has been linked to the enlistment of fighters for the Islamic State in Syria.
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Her family had close ties to the British Raj, but she sympathized with the Indian National Congress, which had been fighting for the rights of average Indians who sought independence from Britain.
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Gervais spoke out in defense of Louis C.K., telling Vanity Fair in a 2019 interview that he sympathized with the other comedian for having jokes leaked while they were still in progress.
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As they made their way from the President Street Station to the Camden station by way of Pratt Street, they were attacked by an angry white mob that sympathized with the Confederacy.
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This is all alien to an increasingly liberal Democratic Party, one in which the social justice and socialist lefts — which have long sympathized with the Palestinian narrative — have more and more influence.
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The source said Manigault-Newman wanted to leave the White House after Charlottesville, where Trump sympathized with the white supremacists who marched to preserve Confederate monuments, leading to the death of one counterprotester.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had "sympathized" with Donald Trump before the 2016 presidential election that swept Trump to power because of his desire to restore normal relations with Russia.
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When video of the arrest was released, people saw what they wanted to see: those who sympathized with Bennett saw an unarmed black man on the ground with a gun at his head.
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Nichols undoubtedly sympathized with Silkwood, but not with some showy us-versus-them plot in which the heroine successfully takes down the evil corporation (telling Silkwood's story would inevitably mean a tragic ending).
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Even for those who sympathized with Trump's goals, the order appeared to be handled in an incompetent and downright cruel way — travelers approved to enter the US were being suddenly detained at airports!
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But she was once again distracted by politics, when she was invited to travel to the jungles of central India to meet with Maoist insurgents, a group whose causes she has sympathized with.
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In 2011, the Danish director Lars von Trier was barred from the festival after he said during a news conference for his film "Melancholia" that he was a Nazi and sympathized with Hitler.
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"Ike was awful and nasty, wanting his mother because he was sick," Ms. Middleton said, adding that while she sympathized with his feelings, she thought he should have dealt with his illness better.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Thursday it was concerned by the situation in Syria's northeast amid a Turkish military offensive there, but said Moscow sympathized with Ankara's security concerns in the area.
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" He even sympathized with Bernie Sanders, who Trump said he has seen "win, win, win, and ... they say he has no chance of winning, so they have their superdelegates; the Republican system is worse.
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Still, Detective Waller, who had been planning to retire for a while and filed his paperwork on Monday, said he sympathized with African-Americans who say they are wrongfully singled out by the police.
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It started, in earnest, on Friday when Mourinho sympathized with the referee Anthony Taylor, who lives near Manchester and thus could, in the right circumstances, be vulnerable to accusations of a conflict of interest.
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Originally, this group just aimed to keep Americans out of World War II, but then they started to seem more like they sympathized with the Germans, especially once Lindbergh got involved as their spokesperson.
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People close to Mr. Lee said that he sympathized with China's beleaguered democracy movement and, before his detention, spoke weekly with Chinese contacts via the social media app WeChat about Taiwan's experiences with democratization.
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Mr. Baker said the Iranian tour guides at the convention sympathized with his delegation's situation, noting their own challenges promoting their country as a tourist destination in the face of travel restrictions and sanctions.
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In a speech to cheering troops, militia chief Mohamed "Hemedti" Hamdan Dagalo sympathized with the thousands of protesters who had poured onto the streets in December demanding food, fuel and an end to corruption.
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According to a survey conducted earlier this month by Pew, the share of liberal Democrats who sympathized more with Israel than Palestinians has plummeted from 33 percent to 19 percent in just three years.
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Mr. Coates, the author of a widely discussed article making the case for reparations, said in an interview that while he deeply respected the scholars at the conference, he sympathized with Ms. Lanier's cause.
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He famously sympathized with JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald in his bizarre and rambling speech accepting the 1963 Tom Paine award for civil rights (later dramatized in Tom Haines' impressionistic Dylan biopic I'm Not There).
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Phelps said he sympathized with Chinese policymakers who have had to deal with rapid changes in the world's second-largest economy in recent years, having been accustomed to rapid expansion in the past two decades.
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Speaking out in an interview on Monday morning, U.S. Open women's singles champion Naomi Osaka said she sympathized with the audibly disappointed crowd in Queens on Saturday night after her dramatic defeat of Serena Williams.
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Jay Martin, executive director of the Community Housing Improvement Program, which represents about 4,000 landlords who own mostly rent-stabilized buildings, said he sympathized with Ms. De La O. "How could you not?" he said.
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Despite presiding over the Empire State during its first full decade of abolition in the 1830s, he was a Jacksonian Democrat, one who sympathized with southern slavery, a "doughface" in the parlance of the times.
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Democratic politicians tended to understand that some whites felt threatened by demographic change, and tried to chart a course by which they could praise diversity while reassuring its skeptics that it sympathized with their concerns.
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Last week, Representative Greg Walden, the Republican who represents the Oregon district where the Bundy takeover is playing out, stood up in Congress to deplore the tactics of the armed protesters, but sympathized with their frustration.
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The most controversial movie at Cannes was The House That Jack Built, the latest brutally violent film from Lars von Trier, who was banned by the festival in 2011 for commenting that he sympathized with Hitler.
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She sympathized with a poet who played the devil's advocate, saying some admiring things about a figure—"he-who-shall-not-be-named"—that now represents the ultimate taboo, the ultimate signifier of guilt and innocence.
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The Orlando massacre came about seven months after a husband and wife who sympathized with Islamic extremists opened fire in December 2015 on a holiday party in San Bernardino, California, killing 14 and wounding 22 others.
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Most sympathized with the island, seeing in its fight for independence a reflection of their own, but others saw something more: an opportunity for the United States to claim its rightful place on the world stage.
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Scott Corsaut, a Marine veteran and interim president of America's Gold Star Families, a support group for the families of people killed during active duty, said he sympathized with the emotional nature of Mr. Trump's interactions.
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The shooting came six weeks after a massacre at a nightclub in Orlando, in central Florida, where a gunman who sympathized with Islamist extremist groups killed 49 people in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Read more: 'This is just chaos': Retired Marine general condemns Trump's decision to stand down as Turkey launches military attacks in SyriaDespite warnings from Congress, Trump sympathized with Turkey and signaled the resumption of F-35 deliveries.
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But for as much as they sympathized with fans who felt hurt or offended by what had happened on the show, they firmly rejected the idea that they had to listen to those fans when writing stories.
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I both understood and sympathized with his point, but it was one of the few moments in speaking with him that I found myself questioning the accuracy of mapping a tragedy so specific onto one so universal.
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Despite Bashir's close ties to the military's top leadership, mid- and lower-ranking officers more connected to society sympathized with the protesters' demands, said Hamid Eltigani, a Sudanese professor of public policy at the American University in Cairo.
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The young married couple sympathized with Islamic State militants, and government investigators want the data on the phone to learn more about their activities the day of the shooting and their contacts with either accomplices or Islamic State.
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Much like Anonymous, with whom Valizadeh has sparred, and Gamergate, with whom he's sympathized, the "neomasculines" could hypothetically number in the tens of thousands ... or consist of a few hundred keyboard warriors with a legion of sock puppets.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German police arrested a 20-year-old Syrian refugee who sympathized with Islamic State after he tried to cross into Denmark with potential bomb-making materials, a spokesman for the Stuttgart prosecutor's office said on Thursday.
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When asked in a Gallup poll in February to choose which side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict they sympathized with more, just 43 percent of Democrats said they were partial to Israel — the lowest number in 14 years.
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Some supporters of Mr. Trump, such as the conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh, sympathized with his cause, arguing that he would be conceding defeat and disappointing his supporters if he said that he was prepared to lose.
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By SYLVIA EARLE When I first met a horseshoe crab, technically Limulus polyphemus, on a New Jersey beach many decades ago, my 3-year-old mind sympathized with what appeared to be the animal's struggle to find water.
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"What I find unjustified is that the pilots draw the short straw, because people want to fly cheaply," said Daniel Flamman, one of several passengers Reuters spoke to at Frankfurt airport who said they sympathized with the pilots.
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The Pew poll indicated that while 56 percent of voters over 65 sympathized more with Israel than the Palestinians, only 32 percent of those under the age of 30 who were surveyed said they felt the same way.
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When William met a little boy named Sebastian at the Royal Marsden who could barely pull his eyes off of his Star Wars Nintendo DS game to say hello to his royal visitor, he sympathized with Sebastian's mom, Sara.
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Shakira, 43, who is from Barranquilla, Colombia, had let it be known in the build up to the show that she sympathized with Latinos in the United States, where anti-immigration rhetoric has become more open in recent years.
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Luckily, security officials at the Chennai airport sympathized with the woman — who was both a little drunk and in obvious emotional distress — and let her sober up before putting the whole family on a connecting flight back to Doha.
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" The officials "sympathized" with Saudi Arabia's security concerns over the Houthi insurgency, and "knew that Iran was offering the Houthis some support — though, unlike Riyadh, they did not see this as a threat to the kingdom of strategic proportions.
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Believing that the American political and capitalist system needed "radical surgery," as Ms. Stewart put it, she sympathized with clients who sought to fight that system, even with violence, although she did not always endorse their tactics, she said.
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He previously came to authorities' attention in 2001, when a co-worker told the FBI that Pugh "sympathized with Osama bin Laden, felt that the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies were justified and expressed anti-American sentiment," court papers said.
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When David Cameron did a U-turn on Wednesday and agreed that the UK could take in up to 3,000 unaccompanied minors after all, I can't imagine it was because he sympathized with the young Syrians fleeing their decimated homeland.
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In fact, Vlach portrayed himself as a guy who opposed sexual exploitation of women's bodies in the porn, entertainment, and advertising industries, and who sympathized with the "Free the Nipple" movement, a gender-equality campaign to let women go topless.
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I know these are special circumstances but there will be many women who will have done this before I have, and I'm about to sympathize with those women a lot, as I sympathized with those women who suffer morning sickness.
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The teacher said Mr. Long had taken interest in the Occupy Wall Street movement and African-American culture, and sympathized with the views of the villain Bane, from the 2012 Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises" — particularly Bane's vigilantism against corruption.
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Flynn's two former business associates were indicted by the Justice Department on Monday for working on this project, which included Flynn authoring an op-ed in a Washington newspaper that sympathized with the current Turkish government and demonized the cleric.
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DeVos sympathized and said that in meeting Enzi in his Senate office that she had particularly enjoyed learning of the Wapiti School (located near Yellowstone National Park) that had found it necessary to erect a grizzly-bear fence for protection.
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San Francisco in 2012 and 2013 was a battleground between the city's leftist progressives, who prioritized protecting existing communities and sympathized with local taxi interests, and centrist moderates, who welcomed economic growth and development brought by the city's booming tech industry.
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Many student activists during South Korea's military rule in the 1980s studied and even sympathized with the North's ruling ideology of Juche - a concoction of Marxism and an extreme form of go-it-alone nationalism championed by Kim Il Sung.
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The former secretary of State, who served under both Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, added he "sympathized" with Trump's selection of Tillerson, whose connections to Moscow are sure to raise tough questions during his confirmation hearings in the Senate.
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And Quin and Lynn come across as such perfect parents that, as a mother with indisputable flaws, I struggled to relate to them — even though I sympathized with Quindlen's impulse to protect their privacy and her access to their son.
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Maribel Wadsworth, the publisher of Gannett and USA Today, said in an interview that, as a former reporter, she sympathized with the journalists — "seeking that sense of security is an understandable path," she said — but expressed skepticism about the organizing effort.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Danish director Lars Von Trier will present a movie at Cannes next month for the first time since he was thrown out of the film festival seven years ago for saying he was a Nazi who sympathized with Adolf Hitler.
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The House That Jack Built Danish provocateur Lars von Trier returns after being ejected from the festival in 2011 for telling a news conference he was a Nazi who sympathized with Adolf Hitler - comments he later said were taken out of context.
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The same is true for the unanimous view among 2020 Democrats that Barr's prebuttal to the release of the report -- in which the Attorney General sympathized with President Donald Trump and defended him in language the President himself has used -- undercut his impartiality.
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In 2001, while working for American Airlines, a co-worker of Pugh alerted the FBI that Pugh "sympathized with Osama bin Laden, felt that the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies overseas was justified and expressed anti-American sentiment," according to his criminal complaint.
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I sympathized with Trump's efforts to give North Korea an opportunity to change, but his bluster, flattery and commemorative coins amounted to nothing more than pseudo-policy — a verbal meringue buttressed by no analytic substance, no institutional leverage, no real power force.
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On a visit to San Francisco and Los Angeles in September, the Republican president said people living on the street were hurting the "prestige" of those cities and sympathized with homeowners whose property values or quality of life could be hit by homelessness.
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Although Anderson sympathized with the landowners, who wished to make their land productive and protect themselves from litigation by anyone who was injured on their ranch while collecting peyote, the closure of peyote harvesting grounds produced "serious tensions" between indigenous people and the ranchers.
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But while I hoped that Hocus Pocus would be less Grinch-like and more teen musical heaven, it felt more like an unsatisfying amalgamation of the two – there was not nearly enough singing, and I sympathized way more with the villains than the heroes.
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Down and out in Paris, Matisse found in this Russian patron much more than a reliable buyer; thanks to his textile business, Shchukin sympathized with Matisse's deepening interest in decorative arts, and stood by him as he moved into a phase of piercing color.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Netherlands said on Wednesday it would challenge every instance of the "long arm" of Ankara extending to its territory, after a report the Turkish embassy had sent home a list of Dutch Turks who might have sympathized with July's failed coup.
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The world sympathized with a grieving killer whale mother, J35, who carried her dead calf more than 1,000 miles through the Salish Sea; and we've watched in anguish as cross-border emergency teams attempted to shoot the critically ill killer whale, J50, with doses of antibiotics.
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That was only one of Mr. Pugh's inflammatory remarks, part of a pattern that began at least as early as 2001, when a colleague of Mr. Pugh tipped off the F.B.I. that he sympathized with Osama bin Laden, according to the prosecution's legal filings in the case.
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Although Werth sympathized with the aim of the movement to "put the power of controlling the time and manner of death in the hands of lay advocates and people who are suffering," Werth was concerned that it would lead to still more stringent anti-euthanasia laws.
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I confess to having sympathized so acutely with the mammoth puppet star of "King Kong," on Broadway, that when one of his arms was badly bitten by a giant snake on Skull Island and Kong fell asleep on the wound, it demolished my suspension of disbelief.
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But the specific circumstances of the San Bernardino case, a young married couple who sympathized with Islamic State militants and killed 14 people and wounded 22 others in a shooting rampage at a holiday party, could give government officials the legal precedent they need to reverse the tide.
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David, the creator of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and co-creator of "Seinfeld," penned a satirical op-ed for The New York Times in which he extolled the importance of a quality breakfast and sympathized with Kelly, who was reportedly disappointed at the offerings in Belgium two weeks ago.
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The fierce partisan divide, often spearheaded by Trump himself, melted away as the chamber honored a Holocaust survivor and celebrated his liberation by American soldiers; sympathized with a brave young cancer survivor; and recognized the lives put back together as a result of bipartisan support for criminal justice reform.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, under fire for comments that even members of his own party called racist, amplified his attacks on four Democratic congresswomen of color on Monday, saying that they hated America and that one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress sympathized with Al Qaeda.
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The daughter of two French emigrants, Spencer spent most of her life in Ohio, where she developed her career as a painter mainly inspired by her mother, who sympathized with the ideas of socialist philosopher Charles Fourier (who is widely credited as the person who coin the term feminism in 1837).
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Nevertheless, had I been born ten years later, I certainly fit the profile of someone who could have sympathized with the two – I was an unpopular drama nerd growing into an anxious young woman, dealing with the mess of navigating adolescence unaware I was queer but knowing I was different.
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"They sympathized with my daughter's frustration but only to the extent that they sincerely hoped she found a way to feel better," Chemaly writes: They didn't seem to "see" that she was angry, nor did they understand that her anger was a demand on their son in direct relation to their own inaction.
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Perhaps the simplest explanation is that the American public has, for a long time, sympathized far more with Israel than with Palestine: One very controversial theory, advanced by Professors John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, credits the relationship to the power of the pro-Israel lobby, particularly the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
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Webster sympathized with the plight of shopgirls — women of modest means who often lacked friends or relations in the city — and felt that they should have access to comfortable and affordable housing close to their jobs, as well as to nutritious food and to a means of social and professional self-improvement.
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Ms. Stewart's critics and supporters did agree on one point about her 30-year career, which ended in disbarment with her conviction: Like William M. Kunstler and other lawyers who were proud to be called radical leftists, Ms. Stewart sympathized with the causes of violent clients who deemed themselves revolutionaries in America.
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" However, Sgt Kempton said that for rank and file officers, policing cannabis was another matter, and that many officers sympathized with the path taken by Durham Police in going easy on low-level cannabis offenses: "With dwindling resources, forces are having to focus their limited numbers on areas which represent the greatest harms to wider society.
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As the president continues to harangue the league over the anthem, and a number of fans across the country express displeasure with the handful of players who continue to kneel during the anthem, a growing pool of owners is trying to defuse the politically charged issue, even if it means confronting the players the owners previously sympathized with.
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Since then, they have evolved into a much larger struggle over the increasingly authoritarian nature of China's rule under Mr. Xi. Many in Taiwan have sympathized with the protesters' plight, offering moral and, in some cases, material support; for some protesters who have been arrested, the island has become a sanctuary from a judicial system they view as unjust.
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The printmaker and sculptor Elizabeth Catlett, who was married to White until 1946 and committed herself to political activism and art making in Mexico through the artist collective Taller de Gráfica Popular, would be barred from returning to the US. Although he likely sympathized with or shared his colleagues' views, White's style and personality were not those of the political firebrand or ideologue.
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Though I generally sympathized with the more liberal Brahim, it was striking to note that it was Abu Osama who seemed to enjoy the genuine devotion of his brood, and in whose hateful, passionate love I found disturbing parallels to the dynamics of other, much more conventional families, faraway from the strife and the gun-smoke of a self-made war zone.
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When he was young he witnessed the political and social upheavals in Belgium, and sympathized with the anarchists and the socialists, but he also identified a lot with his English father, who was well-born and had studied medicine in Germany, as opposed to his rather dour mother, who came from a simple Flemish family and ran a souvenir shop.
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" Nerat, one of many people who knew Halbach who spoke to PEOPLE for a cover story in 2016, says he sympathized with the challenge faced by filmmakers Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi: "If none of Teresa's friends wanted to talk on the record, or any of her family, I totally understand why it would be hard to focus on anything other than the Averys.
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"The third possible scenario is what I call the 'lonesome cowboy', which is either the U.S. quits or the others, in order to resist this U.S. offensive, build a WTO minus the U.S." Lamy said he sympathized with some of the U.S. complaints about China, though President Donald Trump and his advisers had a "mediaeval" view of trade, at odds with the modern reality of global value chains.
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White House national security adviser John Bolton told Reuters that President Donald Trump sympathized with May, and restated that the United States was keen to sign a trade deal with Britain once it was no longer in the EU. May had framed the vote as the last opportunity to ensure Britain actually left the EU, making a passionate plea to lawmakers to put aside party differences and strongly-held beliefs.
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White House national security adviser John Bolton told Reuters that President Donald Trump sympathized with May, and restated that the United States was keen to sign a trade deal with Britain once it was no longer in the EU. May had framed the vote as the last opportunity to ensure Britain actually left the EU, making a passionate plea to lawmakers to put aside party differences and strongly-held beliefs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of U.S. hate groups expanded last year under President Donald Trump, fueled by his immigration stance and the perception that he sympathized with those espousing white supremacy, the Southern Poverty Law Center said on Wednesday There were 240 hate groups in the country in 2017, marking a 4 percent increase over the previous year when the number rose 2.8 percent, the civil rights watchdog said in its annual census of such groups.
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Although he sympathized with those who opposed Amazon's presence in the city, and agreed that the $3 billion in subsidies and financial incentives the e-commerce giant would receive from the city and state were "a bit crazy," Farman said it was "shocking" to him that progressive groups flat-out opposed Amazon, and added that its presence in Queens could have been a boon to low-income people in the area, especially tenants of the nearby Queensbridge Houses, the largest public housing development in the community.
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Y.) sympathized with House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) for having to explain away all the "idiotic" and "dangerous" things presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE says.
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