Sentence examples for Profound empathy from inspiring English sources
Oh saintly motherhood, how it gives a woman profound empathy!
His arduous path to becoming a physician cultivated a profound empathy for patients and his family.
Strouse tells Alice's story, and the story of her family, through an unvaselined lens of profound empathy.
By that I mean a darkened soprano that is beautiful by any measure and the gift for conveying a profound empathy.
The earlier film, though small and upbeat, was also stamped with Mr. Guédiguian's profound empathy for working people struggling to make ends meet.
Her show's most exciting discoveries are two ballads, "Happiness" and "Loving You," from the musical "Passion," in which the composer's romantic minimalism and Ms. Cook's gift for distilling the essence of a song convey a profound empathy.
He has achieved a profound, accidental empathy.
He introduced himself with now-standards including "Bird on the Wire," "Suzanne," "Sisters of Mercy" and "So Long Marianne," and across the next five decades issued 14 studio albums dense with wit, charm, cruelty, harsh self-judgment, bitterness, grace and profound, enduring empathy.
Like all great art, it imparts to the audience a profound sense of empathy and belief, as well as a tremendous desire to urinate.
His affectlessness was confounding — it was difficult to tell whether it sprang from remorse and a desire to accept whatever punishment was due or from a profound lack of empathy.
He is the first filmmaker designated as a Jefferson Lecturer, but he follows in the tradition of earlier speakers like John Updike, Barbara Tuchman, and Arthur Miller in revealing a profound understanding and empathy for the human condition".
