sympathizingly

Sympathy itself is not the issue here--Emily speaks "sympathizingly" to Mary Theresa at their first meeting 41--but the ability to imagine "deep" mental states is.

Academic 2009

Sympathy itself is not the issue here--Emily speaks "sympathizingly" to Mary Theresa at their first meeting 41--but the ability to imagine "deep" mental states is.

Books 2009

Sympathy itself is not the issue here--Emily speaks "sympathizingly" to Mary Theresa at their first meeting 41--but the ability to imagine "deep" mental states is.

The Little Professor 2009

Sympathy itself is not the issue here--Emily speaks "sympathizingly" to Mary Theresa at their first meeting 41--but the ability to imagine "deep" mental states is.

St. Mary's Convent; Or, Chapters in the Life of a Nun 2009

Sympathy itself is not the issue here--Emily speaks "sympathizingly" to Mary Theresa at their first meeting 41--but the ability to imagine "deep" mental states is.

Religion 2009

Mrs. Douglas had admired; to talk pityingly of the miserable ones of earth; adoringly of self-sacrificing, heroic deeds, and sympathizingly of noble endeavor.

Barbara's Heritage Young Americans Among the Old Italian Masters Deristhe L. Hoyt

"Oh! you need not fear anything further, mother _mia_" said Malcom, sympathizingly.

Barbara's Heritage Young Americans Among the Old Italian Masters Deristhe L. Hoyt

"This has been a pretty dull Fourth for you, Bart," said his mother sympathizingly.

Bart Stirling's Road to Success Or, The Young Express Agent Allen Chapman

"Oh! have you a sick child?" said Mrs. Ashford sympathizingly.

A Missionary Twig Emma L. Burnett

"Too late, miss," said a bystander, sympathizingly; "just too late -- no other train for three hours."

The Garies and Their Friends Frank J. Webb