But people seem to have trouble sympathizing with Kim Kardashian.
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Think twice about sympathizing with the parents who do kill us.
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Recently, though, I've found myself sympathizing with those fighting against species extinction.
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In 2017, Reddit also shut down a number of Nazi sympathizing subreddits.
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"Anger, and sympathizing with another's pain is something deeply personal," Mitsotakis said.
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Sympathizing with the agenda of the Hong Kong protesters is entirely understandable.
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Although the viewer better understands Hernandez, they aren't tricked into sympathizing with him.
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Liz Cheney of Wyoming accused Paul of "sympathizing with terrorists" over his opposition.
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Everyone has an agenda, and, impressively, I found myself sympathizing with most of them.
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Sympathizing for others helps put my mind at ease and overcome my own problems.
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Father Fidelis Mukonori, Mugabe's spiritual adviser and an old regime-sympathizing priest, was mediating.
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There's a moral value in sympathizing with the person consigned to this grim work.
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Or had the family's crime been something murkier, such as "sympathizing" with the group?
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"The Germania Ottomans are very clear about sympathizing with the Hells Angels," clarifies Stephan Strehlow.
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It told them to be careful not to be "brainwashed" into sympathizing with Uyghur families.
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Despite her long record of sympathizing with terrorists, Pelosi has no plans to remove her.
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Heidegger appears as oracular, hermetic, and Nazi-tainted; Sartre as intellectually promiscuous and Soviet-sympathizing.
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You understand why her oldest daughter wants to escape while also sympathizing with her life.
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Here, Rembrandt gives the man his own face, perhaps sympathizing with the homeless person's plight.
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Critics have accused Mir of sympathizing with the Taliban because of his contacts with the group.
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They first took over the villages, where they killed peasants suspected of sympathizing with the FARC.
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It's not quite clear whether Wolitzer is satirizing this kind of pabulum or sympathizing with it.
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He's a Republican and is always sympathizing with Mitch McConnell, and I still engage with him.
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" Garner wrote to Dr. Shepherd, sympathizing with his treatment at the hands of "this ghastly punitiveness.
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Over the course of the same novel, you may find yourself sympathizing with the unlikeliest of characters.
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Trump's infamous slogan, America First, found its original iteration in Charles Lindbergh's fascist-sympathizing America First Committee.
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Concurrently, internet bots and MAGA supporters popularized the #IraniansDetestSoleimani hashtag to discourage Americans and Europeans from sympathizing.
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This prevented any lefty, communist-sympathizing artists from objecting to their work being used as pro-US propaganda.
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In the past, critics have accused Trump of sympathizing with Russia, pointing to the candidate's praise of Putin.
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Her choice is a backslapping good ol' boy who just got finished sympathizing with the put-upon banks.
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The mainstream media has been called out in the past for targeting Trump and sympathizing with MS-13.
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Lavrov, for his part, accused the United States of secretly sympathizing with al-Qaeda-affiliated fighters in Syria.
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Jews, immigrants and people of color have powerful reasons to fear white-supremacist, Nazi-sympathizing hatred and violence.
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The Nazi-sympathizing couple lived out the rest of their days—many decades—in empty, wealthy splendor in France.
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As they bought into this arrangement when they benefited, it is hard to see a court sympathizing with them.
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From the bedding to the cleanliness, Twitter users are sympathizing with Reeve after watching the video that she posted.
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This year, they have invited back Danish director Lars von Trier after publicly sympathizing with Hitler during a press conference.
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Political strategists always make the most with the hand they're dealt, though, and I've come around to sympathizing with him.
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But now her family is sitting down and they are talking about it and they are sympathizing with trans people.
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"Imagine pulling the race card, putting it on twitter, everyone sympathizing, then being found out as a fraud," one user wrote.
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The problem lies in the jump from sympathizing with their hurt feelings to seeing a reason to legislate based on them.
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Ilhan Omar, a US citizen who came to the country a child refugee from Somalia, accusing her of sympathizing with terrorists.
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As Moaveni writes, one challenge was, and is, that such discussions can come perilously close to sounding like sympathizing with ISIS.
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A provincial governor recently said that he had forcibly shaved the beards of 13,000 men suspected of sympathizing with fundamentalist Islamists.
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I mean, he is totally off his rocker," he said, sympathizing with Hillary Clinton, who he called "a very, very good person.
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And again, there's nothing wrong with a white person identifying or sympathizing, but there is a huge difference between sympathy and empathy.
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Viewers are torn, sympathizing both with Norman's victims and with Norman himself, and that ambiguity is what sticks long after the credits roll.
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What some of these characters do is so heinous and sick, and yet I find myself rooting for them and sympathizing with them.
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Anyone participating in the demonstrations, or suspected of sympathizing with the popular movement, was liable to be picked up in the sweeping arrests.
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Conveniently left out of these stories, are the radical reality of the Cold War in Latin America and Tim Kaine's Soviet sympathizing mentors.
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Q. All of Hong Kong's university student unions issued statements sympathizing with the Mong Kok protesters, who were called mobs by the government.
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The latter category is just too large for everyone in it to be watched, and in any case, sympathizing is not a crime.
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Businesses in Hong Kong, both international and local, have also faced pressure and accusations of acting in concert or sympathizing with the protesters.
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"Sugar in Our Wounds" is a hurts-so-good kind of play, which congratulates the audience for sympathizing with its hugely sympathetic lovers.
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Some 40,000 people have been imprisoned, and more than 100,000 have been dismissed from their jobs on suspicion of sympathizing with the Gulenists.
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The Facebook page of the coffee shop was defaced by people accusing Ms. Martin of sympathizing with the Taliban, she said in an interview.
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But I also found myself sympathizing with stupid, cowardly Claudio, who really hasn't done anything wrong except impregnate the woman he intended to marry.
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Sympathizing with him and making him human makes him a richer character overall, and lends the murder scenes a stronger emotional and psychological undercurrent.
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Ever since the film — which ends by seemingly sympathizing with Mr. Ackman — was first screened, Herbalife has been on a crusade against the movie.
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"People who I&aposm close friends with, who have brothers and sisters on that bus, started crying, and everybody just started sympathizing," Garcia said.
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And thanks in large part to Rhys's performance, the episode manages to toe the line between sympathizing outright with Chuck and vilifying him completely.
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That tension has led Iranian officials to accuse members of Sunni minority groups, particularly the Kurds, of sympathizing with religious extremists, including Islamic State.
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But misogyny also involves rewarding women who do conform, and sympathizing with men (Manne calls this "himpathy") who have done awful things to women.
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Ever since the film — which ends by seemingly sympathizing with Mr. Ackman — was first screened, Herbalife has been on a crusade against the movie.
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Pinker answered his own question: The latest battle of the sexes has the media, educational, and workplace establishments sympathizing with women and demonizing men.
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And audiences and scholars have long debated the play's meaning, and the extent to which Shakespeare was sympathizing with the conspirators or condemning them.
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They accuse her of sympathizing with terrorists, supporting Sharia law and anti-Semitism for statements she has made about politics in the Middle East.
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Hundreds of Southern-sympathizing Angelenos fled east to join Confederate armies, while an even larger number remained to menace federal control over the region.
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This sort of "both-sides" appeal has been a common trope in advertising in recent months — whether encouraging unity or sympathizing with expatriation plans.
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But he hasn't been ostracized in the industry for jokes about sympathizing with Hitler, or his legacy of pushing women past their limits on set.
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When the angry mob on the internet is sympathizing with that passenger and demonizing your company, the last thing you do is criticize that passenger.
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Was it that soon enough someone would be sympathizing with you, and then demanding that you help them out with a few things, like commissary?
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That's the backdrop to China's hysterical reaction to a tweet by Daryl Morey, the Houston Rockets' general manager, sympathizing with Hong Kong's pro-democracy demonstrations.
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Unconscious bias is when recruiters unintentionally hire non-diverse candidates, whether through sympathizing with like-minded candidates or putting too much emphasis on university credentials.
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Instead of sympathizing with her friend and colleague for being literally assaulted, she chastises her for not playing along, blaming her for the show's troubles.
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This time, Reddit's leadership is taking aim at content and groups that incite violence, and the first groups to fall are Nazi and Nazi-sympathizing subreddits.
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In that brief, Flynn appeared to be sympathizing with Republicans' attacks on the FBI agents he had lied to during a meeting at the White House.
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Giselle, digging in "the tasseled Tibetan feed sack she uses as a purse," is so energetically inadequate we even find ourselves sympathizing with her obnoxious son.
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Within minutes of a reporter's arrival at the hospital, the police and a local City Council member turned up — but ended up sympathizing with Dr. Korovin.
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Despite a campaign by the chemical industry to discredit Ms. Carson's research and dismiss her as a Communist-sympathizing spinster, the presidential report corroborated her claims.
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That argument sees the fact that this time, the media (and social media) is exposing sexual harassment and rape and sympathizing with its victims is progress.
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"The 'core' countries are unlikely to see their governments sympathizing with the U.K.'s stance after the 2017 elections owing to anti-establishment support increasing," Nomura said.
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The moderator said he went into hiding after learning that seven members of a pro-Hamas and ISIS-sympathizing group he banned from Facebook viewed his profile.
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In the past, critics have accused Trump of sympathizing with Russia, pointing to the candidate's praise of Putin and to campaign staffers who have ties to Russia.
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The fact is, when pedophilic sympathizing is ground zero for what we find offensive, then it's time to start investigating the health of our common collective morality.
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You're having fun, laughing, and sympathizing with the characters, and then there's one final Valentine's Day where Charlie Brown's mailbox is empty of valentines like every year.
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Despite a campaign by the chemical industry to discredit Ms. Carson's research and to dismiss her as a communist-sympathizing spinster, the presidential report corroborated her claims.
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They were ousted again later, by Deng after the crackdown at Tiananmen Square in 1989, for sympathizing with the pro-democracy students or resisting Deng's capitalistic reforms.
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Mr. Kimmel found himself nearly sympathizing with President Trump: After all, he said, we all understand what it's like to see an in-law do something embarrassing.
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As it stands, it appears Ortis wasn't doing this on ideological grounds, like say, a communist-sympathizing Westerner who might've sold to the KGB during the Cold War.
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At worst, it will side with regimes such as the Nicaraguan and Venezuelan ones, evoking the principle of nonintervention but in fact sympathizing with them politically and ideologically.
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Some elements in the Colombo power structure felt they were sympathizing with the enemy and undermining the government's terror campaign against the Tigers, who were, if anything, even worse.
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It seems like it's meant to be a redemptive moment for the old man, as he finally returns home, but I could only find myself sympathizing with the daughter.
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The founder of L'Oréal was linked to a Nazi-sympathizing secret society that likely murdered people and set off bombs before and during WWII — here's the full surprising story
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This is no small feat given that the tale involves Benjamin's demented half sister, the infamous massacre of Union-sympathizing German immigrants by local Confederates, and a giant panther.
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But as the culture war has intensified, fewer and fewer progressives are interested in sympathizing with people whose views they see as attacks on the lives of marginalized Americans.
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Mr. Mendes subsequently transferred to the Commerce Department, but Mr. Shapiro remains in the Cuba office, which he has reportedly accused of sympathizing with the communist government in Havana.
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Although the play was written in 1961, it takes place in 1940, which allows the playwright to stir a grinning collection of Nazi-sympathizing Germans into this strange brew.
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While there was no concrete evidence of the Russian state meddling in the Dutch referendum, individual Russians and Russian-sympathizing Ukrainian émigrés did lend their support to the cause.
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In 1943, amidst criticism from the US government for (allegedly) both pro-war and pro-communist sympathizing, Chaplin wedded another much-younger woman, the Irish playwright Eugene O'Neill's daughter, Oona.
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By novel's end, Houellebecq has his protagonist convert to Islam and his reader entrapped into sympathizing with an author who once declared Islam to be "the stupidest" of all faiths.
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This thumbs-up is kind of weak and defeated, like a hostage who has spent just a little bit too long sympathizing with his masters while chained to a radiator.
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That intervention from the attorney general and those around him, following a tweet from the President sympathizing with Stone, prompted the four prosecutors on the case to resign on Tuesday.
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"This man in America who is sympathizing today with our people has forgotten that he called the Iranian nation terrorists a few months ago," Rouhani said according to media reports.
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Markers such as keeping your maiden name, holding a high-paying job after getting married, and having a "dominant personality" were all used as grounds for suspicion of communist sympathizing.
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While sympathizing with Mr. Louis about the need for less draconian French prison sentences, Mr. Eribon continues to believe that incarceration in a case like this is the only option.
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"I just kept watching more and more of that content, sympathizing and empathizing with her and also seeing that, wow, she really knows what she's talking about," Cain told Roose.
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Its director Lars von Trier was famously banned from the festival in 2011 after making a joke about sympathizing with Nazis during a press conference for the Kirsten Dunst-starrer Melancholia.
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Is the show condemning The Simpsons for its abysmal response to the Apu cultural criticism, or is it sympathizing with the ever-present threat of being mobbed by performative political correctness?
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Critics have accused the GOP presidential nominee of sympathizing with Russia, pointing to his praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin and several of his campaign staffers who have ties to Moscow.
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He noted, too, that the show would still ultimately have you sympathizing with the enemy – the way BSG did with the Cylons and the traitor to the human race, Gaius Baltar.
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But what makes "For the Birds" stand out is its editing, which carefully builds a story from multiple perspectives, sympathizing with Kathy, Gary and the workers at the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary.
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For the past several years, the dinosaur has been part of a game hidden inside Google Chrome, perhaps as a gift from a programmer sympathizing with the lack of internet access.
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Initial drafts of a definition that incorporated brain death were criticized for sympathizing with the need for organ donors — a criticism that still exists for the current definition of brain death.
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At the very least, it may signal the development of wider-ranging palates, and at best that American viewers are sympathizing with people who don't live in the US or speak English.
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He crushed any hint of dissent, arresting five activists for organizing a petition for democratic reforms (signed by only 2423 people) and rounding up dozens suspected of sympathizing with the Muslim Brotherhood.
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A year later, in Virginia, 51 percent of white women voted for the Republican Ed Gillespie, who lost after running an anti-immigrant, white-nationalist-sympathizing, Steve Bannon-backed campaign for governor.
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By sympathizing with him even for a minute, even in fiction, even for the purposes of trying to understand his thought process, I wasn't doing enough to illustrate that he was evil.
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From time to time, in the course of this mesmerizing, tender, painful documentary (Barrese's first feature), you may find yourself sympathizing with the filmmaker, who occasionally allows himself to slip into view.
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Social media was flooded with angry comments from Iranians, many complaining that the authorities had spent more time denying they were to blame for the plane crash than sympathizing with victims' families.
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Trump accused Democratic leaders of sympathizing with communists in Syria and slammed Pelosi as "a third-rate politician," before ripping a series of targets including Jim Mattis, his own former Pentagon chief.
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In a new book by true crime author Ron Chepesiuk titled Crazy Charlie: Revolutionary or Neo-Nazi, the life and times of the Nazi-sympathizing drug lord cartel are explored in depth.
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Steve King, the Iowa Republican known for regularly saying racist things and sympathizing with European and Canadian neo-Nazis, eked out a narrow win in his race for reelection to the US House.
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"Polish people see what's happening in the West, in Sweden, for example," Marzoch said, referring to the recent terror attack in Stockholm carried out by an ISIS-sympathizing failed asylum seeker from Uzbekistan.
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Conversely, sympathizing with the treasonous Confederacy and its symbols (which it is interesting to note that many in the anti-protest crowd seem to be on the side of) is disrespecting our country.
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I have lost count of the number of times I've simply googled "Dead Cells too hard reddit," to read threads of comments by other human beings who might be sympathizing with my pain.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The top Turkish judicial board has dismissed 543 more judges and prosecutors, Turkey's NTV television reported, the latest purge of officials suspected of sympathizing with those behind a July 15 failed coup.
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Instead they&aposre sympathizing with the U.S. president, portraying Trump as a victim of irrational domestic critics and aggressive journalists, because they are pinning hopes on him for improving relations over the long haul.
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While wife Michelle is doing good things like sympathizing about heels and hitting the campaign trail for Hillary Clinton, Barack has chosen to use the waning days of his presidency to humiliate his family.
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As settler-sympathizing factions of Israeli politics have gained power over the years, state-sponsored programs for settlement growth have helped create communities that are not only secure but also attractive places to live.
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After Trump spent about two minutes lambasting Omar during his rally in North Carolina — going as far as to falsely accuse her of sympathizing with al-Qaeda — the "send her back!" chants broke out.
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"General Arthur," as he would be known for most of his life, proved an organizational whiz, his prominence a source of both pride and annoyance to his Confederate-sympathizing wife, Nell, from Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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The CEOs sympathizing with consumers who "fall between the cracks" is all well and good, but this marriage is at its very core about survival in the shifting health care environment, and maintaining profitability.
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While many praised Mr. Obama for sympathizing with the teenager's family, Ms. Amamolo thought the president was unfairly taking sides and signaling to her sons that they would face discrimination because they are black.
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For example, keeping one's maiden name, "needlessly" holding a high-paying job while married, and having a "dominant personality" were all grounds for suspicion of communist sympathizing, ostensibly because communists eschewed traditional gender roles.
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"Dying to Survive" features a struggling shopkeeper who imports cheap Indian drugs banned by Chinese authorities to earn a quick buck, but soon finds himself sympathizing with patients' plight, and risking everything to help them.
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Since the coup attempt, in which rogue soldiers tried to topple President Tayyip Erdogan's government, Turkey has removed 80,000 people from public duty and arrested many of them, accusing them of sympathizing with the plotters.
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AND YOU MENTION HERE IN THE BOOK, TOO, AND SORT OF SYMPATHIZING WITH SOMEBODY WHO MAYBE GOT CAUGHT UP IN THE SWEEP OF A MAGAZINE FEATURE, OR JUST IN GENERAL IS UNDER THE LIMELIGHT MORE.
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We often lob the choice back to patients, or "on the one hand, on the other hand" so much that they start sympathizing with Harry Truman, who reportedly joked he wished for one-handed advisers.
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There was a popular uproar, which was fanned by French-sympathizing Democratic-Republicans (Jay was burned in effigy, and stones were thrown at Alexander Hamilton when he was trying to defend the treaty in public).
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Specifically, he spoke at a press conference about "sympathizing with Hitler," which sounds exactly like the kind of person we should be giving a platform to instead of the many women the festival has notoriously ignored.
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Obviously, if an actor's giving a bad performance, that will stand in the way of you really sympathizing with a character, but [I wonder] if sometimes I'm responding more to the character than to the actor.
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While sympathizing with the family, Tesla again blamed Huang, saying he was well aware that Autopilot was not perfect and, specifically, he had told them it was not reliable in that exact location, but nonetheless engaged Autopilot.
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On October 6, 1976, state forces and royalist mobs attacked a group of about 2,000 students inside Thammasat University and killed dozens, accusing them of sympathizing with left-leaning revolutions sweeping through the region at the time.
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Blaskowicz' Nazi killing attitude (and duel wielded shotguns) usually gets him out of trouble, but after an unexpected confrontation with his fascist-embracing, Nazi-sympathizing father, Blaskowicz is caught off guard—it's still his father, after all.
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Using manipulation tactics like gaining her trust, sympathizing with her, and inviting her to his suite to relax and watch a movie, he convinces her that his come-ons are her idea, when they're very clearly not.
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While the series is careful not to go too far in sympathizing with "the bad guys," hearing them out, in their own words, allows us some flickering glimpses at their humanity, making the story that much more illuminating.
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We had sitting Congresswomen and Senators, basically they&aposre getting arrested as well or sympathizing and agreeing, "Abolish I.C.E". How concerned is the administration that this could actually galvanize the Democrats to turn out to vote in November?
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Since the coup attempt in mid-July, in which rogue soldiers tried to topple President Tayyip Erdogan's government, Turkey has removed 80,000 people from public duty and arrested many of them, accusing them of sympathizing with the plotters.
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One of the demands that the countries are making of Qatar is that it close Al Jazeera, a Middle-East focused news network with global reach, which they accuse of sympathizing with Islamist movements, such as the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Amid growing reports that he will meet Diaz for a second time at UFC 200, fans are sympathizing with 'The Answer' more than anyone else as the Tom's River native continues to search for his date with 'The Notorious'.
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Addressing the specific problem of fake news and polarized audiences, she pointed the finger at Facebook and to a lesser extent Twitter, sympathizing with the complexity of the issues, but that they needed to "hurry up" and fix them.
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Voters go back to the polls Tuesday for the next round of primary elections in West Virginia, Indiana, Ohio, and North Carolina, with ballots featuring a range of striking candidates: racists, neo-Confederates, Assad-sympathizing leftists, and Mike Pence's brother.
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Trump tried to do this in a scripted Monday statement, but fatally undermined it on Tuesday by saying "there's blame on both sides" and even sympathizing with the alt-right protest's stated aim of protecting a monument to the Confederacy.
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Major-General Igor Konashenkov of the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement that the Russian and Syrian air forces did not bomb residential areas and accused the observatory of making up allegations and of sympathizing with radical Islamist militants.
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But given that Walker couldn't even make it into the top ten most awful, union-busting, woman-hating, Muslim-bashing, KKK-sympathizing, gun-toting, batshit loony presidential hopefuls in the United States, it's worth wondering where he ranks on other lists.
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The company had been criticized by pro-government talk show hosts and state-aligned newspapers, which accuse it of sympathizing with the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, links to foreign intelligence agencies, labor law violations and tax evasion, all of which it denies.
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This came as Trump and other Republicans have accused Democrats of sympathizing with the Iranian government and terrorists in response to criticism of the Soleimani strike and in the aftermath of the anti-government protests following the downing of Flight 752.
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Turkey blamed the U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen for the failed coup, in which more than 200 people were killed, and went on to detain or dismiss tens of thousands of people that it accuses of sympathizing with him.
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While Cramer is trying to strike a balance between loyally backing Trump and sympathizing with constituents who are hurting from the president's trade war, Heitkamp is running as a centrist as she tries to align herself with more conservative voters.
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Mr. Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam have been connected to a continuing controversy surrounding the anti-Trump Women's March organization, two of whose national leaders have been accused of sympathizing with Mr. Farrakhan and privately expressing anti-Semitic opinions.
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As all the international journalists we honor in this room tonight and every year know only too well: First the media is accused of inciting, then sympathizing, then associating -- until they suddenly find themselves accused of being full-fledged terrorists and subversives.
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But if Puzder is in the room, he may be able to have enough conversations with Trump that — at least some of the time — the last person Trump has spoken to will be someone who has a record of sympathizing with unauthorized immigrants.
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While sympathizing with the family, Tesla again blamed Huang on Wednesday, saying the driver was well aware that Autopilot was not perfect and, specifically, he had previously told them it was not reliable in that exact location, but nonetheless he engaged Autopilot.
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But Counterterrorism Director Luiz Alberto Sallaberry said in a statement the threat had increased in recent months due to attacks in other countries, and a rise in what he described as the number of Brazilian nationals suspected of sympathizing with Islamic State militants.
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The only difference is that, as is the case of many issues, the support has become more polarized, with 85033 percent of Republicans sympathizing with Israel versus 27 percent of Democrats; Democrats are now as likely to sympathize with Israel as the Palestinians.
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Some fought on the side of the Red Army in World War I. In 1937, under Stalin's orders, about 200,000 Koryo Saram were rounded up on suspicion of sympathizing with imperial Japan and shipped by freight train to the steppes of Central Asia.
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Centered on Jassim al-Lani, an Iraqi translator working with US forces, played by Darius Homayoun, "The Choice" depicts in its flashbacks how one man makes the voyage from sympathizing with the insurgency and nearly joining it to working with the US military.
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While sympathizing with their plight — the cost of regulatory compliance has clearly risen over the last decade — I asked them to recall the last financial crisis, a set of catastrophic, deep-recession-inducing events that motivated the creation of Dodd-Frank in the first place.
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Urban liberals in places like Poland, while sympathizing with Pope Francis' message on issues such as climate change or the moral failings of contemporary society, increasingly see the Catholic Church as an enemy, while conservative believers are turning to populist politicians as their spiritual leaders.
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Clearly not seeing me as a total shit-disturber—and probably sympathizing with the fact that I was too young and eager to be a cop—he gave me a pass, letting me know that if I eventually did take photos, to make sure nobody noticed me.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Police on Wednesday said an Algerian suspect missing in Bremen, Germany, had made statements sympathizing with a gunman who killed nine people in Munich, and with Islamic State, but they had no evidence he had any concrete plans or ties to the militant group.
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In a provocatively titled piece from the end of January, the Daily Telegraph alleged that Ifhat Smith was "a key figure in the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood" and that Prevent Watch was affiliated with groups, such as the controversial CAGE, that have been accused of sympathizing with terrorists.
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What they really are: After a hostile takeover left the subs rife with full-on Nazi sympathizing and propaganda posts, the original users banded together to return the subs to their original format—using anger-stoking news stories to justify misogyny and gleefully cheer retaliatory violence against women.
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Young Adult slowly coaxes the audience into sympathizing with Mavis, a fading queen bee who's had trouble letting go of her high school glory days, and who starts out hilariously awful even before she embarks on her alarming quest to "liberate" Buddy from domesticity ("babies are boring," she boozily insists).
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Yet many other Sunni Muslim countries signaled that they intended to take a more measured approach to the argument — sympathizing with Saudi Arabia, a rich and powerful ally, but also determined to avoid getting sucked into a harmful conflict with Iran, a country governed by Shiite clerics, with potentially grave costs.
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It was dubbed the "Trial of the Century" for good reason: There was that spectacularly bizarre car chase, a Nazi-sympathizing cop, a courtroom heart attack, fame-hungry attorneys, colorful supporting characters — from Kato Kaelin to Faye Resnick to the Kardashians — and a central plotline of racial unrest that divided the country.
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I would hope people read it as a nuanced picture of the space between "us" and "them," which has largely been demolished in popular ideology over the last 16 years, and as a defense of the idea that you can understand why somebody does something without necessarily sympathizing with them or taking their side.
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The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, which opens in April, will devote galleries to Quakers who were imprisoned for pacifism; American soldiers who were confined at Independence Hall while the British used the building as a prison; and enslaved men and women in Virginia who sought freedom by sympathizing with the British or American sides.
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From then on, we rush headlong through the last stand of the Pilgrimage of Grace (a conservative rebellion in the Catholic-sympathizing North in 1536); Cromwell's fight to ensure Protestant continuity after the death of Anne Boleyn; the arrangement and failure of Henry's unconsummated marriage to Anne of Cleves; and eventually the downfall of Cromwell himself.
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In one mass shooting after another, gunmen have offered telling evidence of their motives: complaining of "baby parts" after a shooting at Planned Parenthood, sympathizing with the Islamic State with a Facebook post on the day of the San Bernardino shooting, asking members of Congress if they were Republicans before pulling the trigger at a congressional baseball practice.
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Clary insists R. Kelly is a pedophile, and says his "I Admit" lyrics about sympathizing with parents of his "girlfriends" are total BS. As we reported ... Kelly addresses some of the sex cult allegations in the new, 19-minute long track -- in addition to his financial problems and celeb beefs with Steve Harvey and John Legend.
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Former Breitbart star Milo Yiannopoulos was banned for life for mocking actress Leslie Jones; Tila Tequila was booted for sympathizing with Nazis; rapper Azealia Banks was kicked off for making racist comments about singer Zayn Malik; Martin Shkreli was removed for targeted harassment of a journalist; political strategist Roger Stone and dozens of alt-right personalities also have been kicked off Twitter.
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Inevitably, certain opinions are alien, even offensive to modern ears: Johnson's invoking the phrase "barbarous nations" to describe the victims of Britain's imperial wars; his dismissal of the American colonists' protest against taxation without representation; and, despite sympathizing with Native Americans whose lands were being wrested from them, his refusal to suggest that these lands should be returned to them.
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Instead, the president seized on another aspect of Gowdy's CBS interview, tweeting a quote from the congressman sympathizing with Trump's frustration with Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE over his recusal from the Russia probe.
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Here are the "rhetorical" demands of the trans-sympathizing lobby, in her words: …that surgical mutilation is brave; that men who decide to become women are immune from criticism after they've taken a certain amount of estrogen; that expression of discomfort is bigotry; and that the cause of women's political and economic liberation is somehow hindered if we alienate transgendered women or if we discuss the realities of women's biology.
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But for those attempting to suss out what policies Gabbana supports or if he's a fan of President Trump, good luck; His focuses seem to come from both ends of the typical social-political spectrum, ranging from sympathizing with Syrian refugees and recognizing those protesting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro with heart emojis to doubling down on fat-shaming and complimenting Melania Trump for her resemblance to Sofia Loren.
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The news network's public relations account posted a tweet sympathizing with MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE savaged the pair in a Thursday morning Twitter attack.
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Donald Trump's key premise from the moment he announced his candidacy was just the opposite — it was time to stop being PC and start getting tough; stop sympathizing with the motives of the undocumented and start calling them murderers and rapists; stop worrying about the practical and humanitarian aspects of mass deportation and start promising it; stop worrying about making nice with Mexico and start talking about coercing Mexico into paying for the wall.
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In Season 2, Elizabeth (Claire Foy) stiffens her upper lip and, as the British monarchy's role begins to come into question in the late 1950s and early 1960s, deals with one after another of her disappointing royal relatives: her inappropriate sister, Margaret (Vanessa Kirby); her Nazi-sympathizing uncle, the former Edward VIII (Alex Jennings); and, endlessly, her whining, childish husband, Philip (Matt Smith), who bargains his way to the title of prince early in the season.
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Here are just some of the things you may not know about Hedy: Born Hedwig Kiesler, she was 16 when she filmed a movie called Ekstasy, widely credited with showing the first onscreen female orgasm; as a young wife in Vienna she escaped her Nazi-sympathizing husband by posing as a maid and riding off into the night with jewels sewn into her coat; in her 40s, tired of being pigeonholed in the role of seductress onscreen, she tried to take on the Hollywood studio system and produced her own film; and during World War II, she moonlighted as an inventor, collaborating with music composer George Antheil to invent a way for submarines to communicate with ships on random frequencies, so as to fool the enemy.
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