Sentence examples for easy to empathize with from inspiring English sources

It's easy to empathize with that anger.

I find it very easy to empathize with Robert Hughes when he writes of his aversion to my work.

"The author's name is rarely revealed, the titles are very generic, the depiction of individuals, the locations — it's very comfortable, exceedingly easy to empathize with," he said.

It's easy to empathize with burns because we've all been burned, and even if it's only minor, you realize how painful that is".

It breaks down when the people in need are less easy to empathize with, the needs are more complex, or the proposed solutions are long-term or expensive.

You find it easy to empathize with someone else.

It's easier to empathize with death, an eventuality, than with murder, a nightmare.

But it is easier to empathize with a thirty-something woman in that dilemma than with a teen-age girl.

It's easier to empathize with dismayed tourists in Florence having watched the hockey game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday afternoon.

Normal human caring isn't impartial (in the manner of "universal benevolence"), because it is easier to empathize with those near and dear to us, i. e., those with whom we share thoughts, lives, roots, or familial (or ethnic or national) traditions.

A reviewer for Famitsu felt it was easier to empathize with an idol when the story was told from their perspective.