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Meanings of tenderest sympathy in English
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Usage of tenderest sympathy in English
1
All the consolation that I can lavish upon you, the tenderest sympathy-
2
On the other hand, she showed the tenderest sympathy for him.
3
Now, think of the reasons which should bind them together in the tenderest sympathy.
4
It was Miss Cardigan's soft Scotch accent, and it was, besides, a question of the tenderest sympathy.
5
In some corner of the great world she still works, with patience and tenderest sympathy, amongst uncared-for children.
6
Immediately, on hearing of the accident, Eric and Alete hurried to see Ireneus, evincing the tenderest sympathy for him.
7
Their very existence calls forth our tenderest sympathy, as we should pity a fawn facing its death among wolves.
8
Why do you approach me with your grave but kind face and hold out your hand in tenderest sympathy!
9
All that Richter ever wrote is animated with the deepest religious feeling, the tenderest sympathy, the gentlest and bravest pity.
10
She had hoped that in these dark days he would be serene and strong, and yet abounding in the tenderest sympathy.
11
Louise and Beth hovered over her constantly, ministering to every possible want and filled with tenderest sympathy for their injured cousin.
12
Edith's filial sorrow was renewed in the loss of her maternal aunt, and her tenderest sympathy reciprocated the tears of her son.
13
Your mother, the family, our neighbors, full of the tenderest sympathy and kindness, and the doctors thronged the house in a few minutes.
14
The young girl started and met the gaze of a young man, whose blue eyes were fixed upon her with an expression of tenderest sympathy.
15
The Queen's grief for the Prince was not a month old when she telegraphed from Osborne her " tenderest sympathy for the poor widows and mothers."
16
These women, capable of the most sublime emotions, of the tenderest sympathies, were open-mouthed and screaming.
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