Sentence examples for a particular empathy from inspiring English sources

When Claudio Monteverdi came to compose L'Orfeo in 1607 he seems to have had a particular empathy with Orpheus.

As a boy, and later as a young, hard-drinking oilman, his friends say, Mr. Bush developed a particular empathy for the new Mexican immigrants who worked hard on farms, in oil fields and in people's homes and went on to raise children who built businesses and raised families of their own, without the advantages he had as the scion of a wealthy New England family.

Maybe she had a particular empathy for the grief that he hid.

In particular, empathy is a critical component of communication that has attracted increasing attention in recent years.

Her concern was met with particular empathy by Deborah Haynes, 59, a 17-year veteran of the meetings.

Crace writes with a particular, haunting empathy for the displaced.

The reviews said: "Crace writes with a particular, haunting empathy for the displaced.

Until recently, "La Clemenza di Tito," a contemporaneous work in the opera seria manner, which Mozart began during a three-day stagecoach journey between Vienna and Prague and finished some two weeks later, was widely dismissed as the one potboiler in the series - work for hire, as it were, tossed off hurriedly in a style for which the composer had no particular empathy.

All these experiences have given her particular empathy for the workers her son feeds.

They said they hope Kavanaugh would carry the school's values — particular empathy for the less fortunate — to the halls of the Supreme Court and into conversation with Gorsuch.

One can imagine his particular empathy for this play given that London must at times seem for Mr. Law one large Elsinore, the tabloid press shadowing this fine actor's every move to a degree unknown even at Denmark's intrigue-laden Kronborg Castle.