Sentence examples similar to earn empathy from inspiring English sources

Over and over, media outlets have pulled out the good from the pasts of bad men to either earn them empathy or make their falls seem more dramatic.

Some of Tyson's remarks earned some empathy.

Waiters who are better at showing empathy earn nearly 20% more in tips.

But, I wanted to write about a character who would have to earn the reader's empathy.

And so, typically, sites try to earn back this business with appeals to visitors' empathy: they ask you to please "white-list" the site and let it stay in business.

At the very least, I had begun to provide her with an experience of genuine empathy — and, in fits and starts, to earn her trust.

Brutal and bereft of any compassion or consideration, Kratos nonetheless earns the player's empathy simply because the gods and other immortals are so obnoxious.

Today, while her hard work and boundless empathy has earned the esteem and respect of the art world and the trans community, Allen does voice disappointment that so many young people — not all, but many — seem to have little interest in the history of the movement.

Indeed, his subsequent clinical practice was more measured, and he earned a reputation for empathy and concern for his patients (Obituary, 1954).

"Gold" may lack the existential drama of Michel Faber's work, but its empathy is just as well earned.

More important than the accolades, Cisneros' career earned him invaluable exposure to, knowledge of, and empathy with small businesses.