Sentence examples for Very empathy from inspiring English sources

Sadly, in its effort to garner us empathy, our grudge ends up depriving us of the very empathy that we need to release it.

Because this was now a male Asian person (interpreter) dealing now with three female Asian people, … you have gone from being in a very empathy-giving situation to, 'this is what you are being told'.

"I like good food and I've always had a very natural empathy with women," he says.

"It's gut-wrenching," she said during a break in filming in Miami Lakes, Fla. "There's definitely something about being in their environment and in their homes that creates a very deep empathy.

When he was just three, his preschool teachers told us that he had very high empathy levels for his age, and a caring nature: he would always be the first to console an upset child, he is very good at sharing and is very thoughtful.

Alby's leadership was all the more meaningful as his dedicated professional expertise engendered in all who came in contact with him, a very special empathy for the plight of our precious children he led tirelessly and truly for more than two decades.

There's very little empathy with the management team and in the end boards become threatening or cumbersome reporting environments which are formulaic and useless instead of being a work session where the future of the company is being discussed and honed in a collaborative manner.

Basic civility should breed, at the very least, empathy.

By its very nature, empathy cannot happen simultaneously between two people.

My childhood there was littered with mentions of these jumpers, whom people had very little empathy for.

Of course, in raising the very name empathy, the author cancels out the notion that the "beautiful view of suffering" is an anesthetic.