Sentence examples for command empathy from inspiring English sources
But while such command empathy was comforting to a point, it felt unsustainable, even cloying.
In this, Gunther is unique among the überheroes who usually command our empathy in thrillers set during the Hitler years — the martyred resisters drawn from Stauffenberg, say, or the noble commoners like Schindler.
Only by a command of intellectual empathy can the magician lead the viewer down an explanatory highway from which there is no exit, or, better, from which there are six exits, all of them blocked.
There is certainly no other actor who can command our attention — our empathy, our loyalty, our love — with such efficiency.
Owens told conference attendees that the top-performing sub commanders had "soul" and showed empathy for the sailors under their command.
An easy manner of command and an ability to project empathy, quick wits, vast self-confidence, moderate instincts and other equipage for high office radiate from the Tory leader.
The case, though, demanded far more than empathy for the plaintiff — it also required a command of statistics and an understanding of standardized reading tests.
But Romney did a convincing impersonation of a guy with command of the facts, a clear sense of direction, and an empathy that transcends his own privileged caste.
He may be only 37 but he commands respect, largely through the amount of work he puts in and the empathy he has for his players.
