21.   It is Charles who wins our sympathy.

22.   Maybe then, he might have won a little sympathy from the president of the United States.

23.   Newspaper and television coverage has won some sympathy for the tenants, and perhaps a brief stay of eviction.

24.   Nonetheless, over the last two weeks the police union has run television and radio advertisements intended to win public sympathy for its contract demands.

25.   Officials fear that in this climate, Islamic groups could win considerable sympathy if they show themselves able to deliver aid quickly and effectively.

26.   President Franjo Tudjman of Croatia chose not to defend the city, apparently calculating that the destruction of such a photogenic community would win international sympathy for his country.

27.   Several, including John Luby, a firefighter from nearby Duncanville, suggested that the city administrator planted the device himself to win public sympathy.

28.   Still, there is concern that the radicals could win popular sympathy by stressing the Kashmir issue.

29.   The argument that the economic health of Canadian publishing underpins a national cultural identity has high resonance here but wins little sympathy in the United States.

30.   The president of a big Minneapolis company, Ernie Micek, immediately tossed out statistics guaranteed to win sympathy.