Thursday, November 5, 2009

Phrases To Use For Sympathy What Does The Phrase "Tea And Sympathy" Mean?

What does the phrase "Tea and Sympathy" mean? - phrases to use for sympathy

'Nuff said. : D

Posted by Admin at 9:29 PM

2 comments:

jsweit85... said...

Tea and Sympathy. The behavior of inpatient care and a person with problems. The term comes from the title of the work of Robert Anderson, accused of 1953 on the problems of a sensitive teenage students of homosexuality. The "Tea and Sympathy" in question has been asked by the wife of the teacher in the file. A film version in 1956.

November 7, 2009 at 3:18 AM
iyiogren... said...

Tea and Sympathy is a play by Robert Anderson, who was by Vincente Minnelli film in 1956 adapted by Deborah Kerr. The plot revolves around loneliness "Tom Lee (John Kerr), who befriends) a woman (Kerr, one of their teachers.

November 8, 2009 at 5:27 AM

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