The phrase "empathetic of" is not grammatically correct in written English.
It would be more accurate to say "empathetic towards" or "empathetic for." For example, "She was empathetic towards her friend's struggles" or "He showed empathy for the homeless man's situation."
The catalogue suggests there is something cruel about the pose, but to me it is acutely empathetic of Evans's condition (judging from my own experience).
While business owners should be empathetic of their employees, a paid sick leave standard is far more than a demonstration of empathy; it's good business.
I hope that we can learn from each other and be more empathetic of one another and I hope that we can all remember that at the end of the day we all bleed the same color," she said.
Being curious, understanding and even empathetic of another person and their perspective or feelings doesn't mean we agree with them, it simply allows us to get into their world and see where they're coming from -- which is essential to letting go of judgment, connecting with them and ultimately resolving the conflict.
Still, the script and its performance hold within them a thematic universality (exemplified by its debut run in Brooklyn at The Billie Holiday Theatre) so that anyone in urban America, or anyone empathetic of its fate, can soul-search and find where they stand.
For example, because GPs saw themselves as the patient advocate they were empathetic of their patient's circumstances and avoided patient conflict, sometimes certifying fitness incapacity based on social (e.g. childcare difficulties, marital discord) rather than clinical factors.
SIR —This review of the empathetic history of the construction of the Panama Canal came when I was reading the "Interoceanic Canal Studies 1970" report.
The care approach to animal ethics consists of an empathetic way of understanding the plight of individual animals in patriarchal and capitalistic institutions.
Nearly all of Nabokov's books, not least Lolita, are passionately empathetic portraits of the victims of cruelty.
International organizations here, while empathetic because of the difficulty of issues like land ownership, criticize the government for creating obstacles of its own.
Rembrandt embraced the technique early, adapted it to his own boldly experimental application of paint and empathetic treatment of the world, and used it throughout his prolific career.
