Sentence examples for a note of empathy from inspiring English sources
But she added a note of empathy.
It did strike a note of empathy, though one couched in a double negative: "We are not unsympathetic to the plaintiffs' expression of frustration.
A note of humility and empathy, such as was shown by the next witness, Gavyn Davies [the chairman of BBC's board of governors], would have been second nature to Mr Blair once.
"No longer was it enough to be a woman with whom gay men retained a bass-note of empathy, the kind of strung-out glamour/tragedy axis Judy Garland immortalized".
Mr Sarkozy has done a skilled job reacting to the Toulouse events, appearing poised and solemn but also sounding the right note of empathy.
The Economist agrees, arguing that Sarkozy "has done a skilled job reacting to the Toulouse events, appearing poised and solemn but also sounding the right note of empathy".
On the note of empathy, Rae and Ribon spoke about how they use self-deprecating humor to tell true stories about difficult times in their lives.
On the contrary, there's a note of arrogant pride in the gusto with which lack of empathy for Kardashian's suffering is vocalised.
Despite Judd's growing into a harsh man, reviewer Hary Sheehan noted, he preserves a glimmer of empathy.
Persky's critics have argued that his actions in the De Anza case and the Stanford assault reflect a lack of empathy for victims, noting that the judge himself was a former Stanford athlete.
