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Meanings of much sympathy in English

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Usage of much sympathy in English
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But there was not much sympathy for the UK among EU governments.
The Guardian
2
Judging by what's on screen, it's difficult to muster up much sympathy.
Ebony
3
They both returned with her and expressed much sympathy for the invalid.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec
4
They addressed him with so much sympathy that he was quite enchanted.
Lothair
5
Thank you, dearest Mrs. Martin-thankboth of you for so much sympathy.
The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Volume 2 of 2)
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Irisis had not expected much sympathy, but a little more than that.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
7
He was received with signs of much sympathy, succeeded by complete silence.
Lothair
8
Professional football does not devote much sympathy to the wounded, however.
The Irish Times
9
There wasn't too much sympathy for Hancock from either side of the house.
The Guardian
10
The question called up such sharp answers; the look spoke so much sympathy.
Daisy
11
Their aspirations aroused much sympathy both in England and in France.
Why We Are at War (2nd Edition, revised)
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Nightmare was an apposite description, although few extended much sympathy for his plight.
The Irish Times
13
Now, I don't expect to elicit much sympathy for my voluntarily brunch-less Sunday.
Ebony
14
I had too much sympathy for your difficulties; I have to-day.
The Millionaire Baby
15
With your reputation, Stan Heaphy, I doubt they'd show much sympathy for you.
Another life altogether: a novel
16
In him I found much sympathy, and a willingness to cooperate with me.
The History of the Rise, Progress and Accomplishment of the Abol...
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Much sympathy through the time
Much sympathy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common