Sentence examples for creating a sense of empathy from inspiring English sources

The North American opioid epidemic, vastly associated with white people, and shows like Breaking Bad have normalised white drug use and drug sellers, creating a sense of empathy.

Ever since the pioneering anthropological documentaries of Robert Flaherty and Merian C. Cooper in the 1920s, and Albert and David Maysles 'direct cinema' documentaries of the '60s and '70s, the cinema has played a powerful role in collapsing the distinctions between peoples and creating a sense of empathy and common humanity.

Point-of-view shots don't necessarily put you in a character's (in this case, metaphoric) shoes, but because they let you see what a character sees, allowing you to share his or her perspective, they can create a sense of empathy for the character.

Dr Myria Georgiou, a media lecturer at the London School of Economics, says the coverage created a lot of sympathy for Damilola and his family: "It showed the possibility for the media to create a sense of empathy for people who come from different places and ethnic groups.

I wanted to create a sense of empathy.

Being bullied as a child created a sense of empathy in Ebrahim.

And, although I sometimes forget this, when I do remember that we're all doing the best we can given whatever tools and resources we have, and the circumstances and situations we're experiencing, it usually calms me down and creates a sense of empathy and compassion for the people I'm dealing with and for myself.

By acting as the person listening does, you create a sense of empathy.

It is similar to LSD, but also stimulates the nervous system like speed, at the same time creating a sense of well-being, euphoria and empathy.

It’s about creating a sense of community.

The goal is ultimately to create a sense of connection and empathy.