Sentence examples for Inviting empathy from inspiring English sources

It is an excellent read, inviting empathy from any parent, satisfactorily grounded in all the technicalities of Miriam's condition.

Or is it a miraculous essay in empathy, inviting the Athenian audience to pity the defeated in their humiliation?

"They often draw viewers in, fostering engagement, creating empathy and subjective involvement, inviting debate," she said.

That might seem an odd choice of words given the series' sadistic subject matter, but inviting viewers to experience an uncomfortable empathy with his characters has always been part of writer/director Allan Cubitt's game.

"A book invites people in instead of keeping people out," inviting readers to make "leaps of empathy".

Andre's things have always struck me as inviting the kind of spectator involvement and empathy that early minimalism prided itself on ruling out.

WHEN Anna Deavere Smith listens, her eyes lock on yours, her malleable face a grimace of empathy and her smile an inviting crescent moon.

Item 13 Empathy The doctor's attitude is inviting and shows his concern for the patient.

"We plan on talking to 50 companies and then inviting in only a small handful of companies we think are committed to compassion, authenticity and empathy".

Catherine has an extraordinary empathy with her patients, and Ms. Lopez uses her little-girl voice -- it has an inviting tremolo -- in a new way here.

By inviting engagement with its narrators and archival materials, the Picture the Homeless Oral History Project asks visitors to move beyond empathy and the framework of charity to understand that homelessness is a social justice question.