Sentence examples for able to empathize with from inspiring English sources
Even an architecture writer should be able to empathize with the villain of the piece.
Some booksellers wonder if the average reader will be able to empathize with them.
Even six-year-olds are aware that other people have different perspectives, thoughts, and feelings from their own, and they are able to empathize with the characteristics they observe in others.
"When I was creating the pieces, I wanted people to be able to relate to Boyd and to Karen, to be able to empathize with them," Ms. Stroman said.
He was able to empathize with his characters while at the same time exposing their excesses and foibles; he could project himself into the fictional realms he created, even as he stood back and wryly commented upon them.
When Lennon's mother was killed by a speeding police car in 1958, McCartney, with his own mother's death still fresh in his memory, was able to empathize with the distraught 17-year-old, creating a bond that became the basis of their close friendship.
This helped buffer open conflicts between the mother and the grandparents.9 However, it obstructed the possibility of establishing intimate relations in which the mother and the grandparents would be able to empathize and communicate with one another.
When we have two people with a story, more of us are able to empathize.
She might not have been able to empathize, but she might have been a shoulder for me to lean on.
I guess having struggled with my own anxiety, and bouts of depression, I've always been able to empathize.
In this respect, he was able to empathize.
