I began the evening with hesitant feelings about John Absalom as Don Jose, but so aptly did he handle "La fleur que tu m'avais jete" that my sympathies swung very much toward him.

Israeli officials continued to play down expectations for Secretary Powell's mission, saying Mr. Arafat was unlikely to agree to a cease-fire while he felt that international sympathy and diplomatic support was swinging toward the Palestinians and away from Israel.

The very inference being an injustice to Creswold, public sympathy swung heavily in his direction.

By the time that the second Geneva conference met on 14 August 1974, international sympathy (which had been with the Turks in their first attack) was swinging back towards Greece now that she had restored democracy.

Their sympathies swung to the laughing, youthful stranger, sitting his horse with careless ease.

She couldn't believe her sympathies could swing so alarmingly toward the beast.

He loathes the aristocratic class even more, but as soon as they are really overthrown (the revolutionary chapters in A TALE OF TWO CITIES) his sympathies swing round.

She wouldn't have believed her sympathies could swing so alarmingly towards the beast.