Sentence examples for empathy after from inspiring English sources

Neither he nor Osborne would have expected to fare any better in terms of fairness or empathy after all the budget rows.

C of E endorsed empathy after the second Palestinian intifada.

Her grumpy nature towards Meera transforms into empathy after Shankar, Meera's husband, is murdered.

And both these forms of dreams may feed back into waking life, perhaps increasing distress after nightmares, or promoting social bonds and empathy after positive dreams.

I felt like offering up some other of my defects--of which there were plenty I already knew about before this moment of enlightenment--to win people to my side, to have their looks of empathy after the session, as everyone else who had sobbed about their faults had as well.

What would it feel like to hear comments like yours?" I do my best, imperfectly, to help him move away from blame ("Some women lie about rape") to understanding and empathy ("After a trauma, most people are hurt, scared and confused").

But cities also teach patience and empathy because, after all, you're all in this together.

The leaders of the party can be seen as absolute egocentrics who show empathy only after they are affected.

And then a final appeal for empathy, because after all, "we all live here, don't we?" LB Baltimore – Randy Newman Twenty-five years before The Wire, Baltimore was already a symbol of urban blight.

The book some of the judges found 'the most emotionally connecting of all the books on the longlist' didn't finally make it on to their shortlist; empathy came after originality and the distinctive voice - both of the author and of the characters she creates.

It became so commonplace that last year, Slate published "Thoughts & Prayers: The Game" that allowed readers to offer up thoughts and prayers ― and fake empathy ― after a mass shooting.