Sentence examples for Show of empathy from inspiring English sources

— Umar Cheema (@UmarCheema1) 7 May 13 Tremendous show of empathy for IK by MQM, ANP, PPP and PMLN leadership and Twitteratie.

The public sentiment and show of empathy have been leading the way for Merkel and it is remarkable to watch Germany's compassion these days.

Asked how Wall Street banks should approach efforts by Washington to impose tougher regulation and oversight, Mrs. Clinton made a show of empathy and spoke gently.

But that presents its own problems, as she goes on to explore in a rare show of empathy for politicians and the tough decisions and trade-offs they have to make.

Playing Holden, Groff wears a collegiate haircut above a face of boyish determination, and he calmly goes by the book to de-escalate things with the gunman, opening a negotiation with a show of empathy.

"John's such a great guy, and I really feel for him, because if I'd been on the opposite side, I don't know how you can take that, playing for so long and coming up short". It was a show of empathy, generosity, and selflessness by a man who had every right to tout himself a display that felt like a rare and urgent rejoinder to the moment we find ourselves in.

So you can pull people out of the pillars of support, and more generally, sustain a movement for systemic change with shows of empathy, compassion, unity and most importantly, firm (but nonviolent) adherence to truth- what Gandhi called "satyagraha".

And it's not just the liberals who show signs of empathy in their decision-making.

I am not speaking here of using footballers as a Terracotta Army, to be lined up, ramrod straight, in a show of orchestrated empathy for selected causes.

Even Shirley showed signs of empathy on the way to a soldier's funeral, though she quickly stifled them with a flight of bible talk.

He's still the same Jim Davidson whom we exiled to Dubai for his uncomfortable views on everything that doesn't happen to be a straight white man, but he's shown flashes of empathy and, it must be said, he dresses quite well.