Sentence examples for elicits empathy from inspiring English sources

We can fully believe this is what it's like to be a rabbit, and the association, even though it's a little crazy, elicits empathy.

Van Gogh is the artist who most elicits empathy, even as you guiltily sense that, had you met him at the time, you'd have crossed the road to avoid him.

Does McBurney need these tricks to elicit empathy?

"It's a trick," as one of the prison guards (Susan Pourfar) says of Fay's ability to elicit empathy.

It was one of several games designed to elicit empathy and provide experiential insight into the lives of others.

Ms. Crile's sincere desire to elicit empathy for her subjects is laudable, but none of her drawings have the gut-wrenching impact of the shameful photos themselves.

"Yet," the authors wrote, "it is precisely these revelations that could alter the tone of the discussion and perhaps elicit empathy between you".

Artificial intelligence is growing up fast, as are robots whose facial expressions can elicit empathy and make your mirror neurons quiver.

But Mr. Perry plans to accelerate his television advertising campaign next week in Iowa to elicit empathy, minimize the damage from Wednesday's debate performance, and at least keep voters open to supporting him.

Then, too, when it comes to eliciting empathy, it's the back of the line for reptiles and amphibians, creatures with, face it, not much in the way of a personality.

Other tragedies also drew people in, like the Boston Marathon bombings (27 million+ tweets), the mass kidnappings in Nigeria that gave rise to the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls, or the Paris terror attacks which elicited empathy from around the world centered on the hashtag #PrayForParis.