Sentence examples for empathy devotion from inspiring English sources

Empathy, devotion, love, pride in our country's values, public resources to create freedoms.

His empathy for and devotion to his students were legendary.

In that time, our floppy-eared and tail-wagging family members have taught the bipedal among us the meaning of loyalty, devotion, empathy and compassion.

In a Europe of aristocratic corruption, Ophüls showed what nobility is really made of — that it's not a matter of birth or of manners, but of character, of the soulful traits of empathy, steadfastness, sincerity, and devotion — and that, as such, it's a threat to settled authority, which so often and so cavalierly and publicly represses it.

The ethos of the book is one of attention sacralised over time into devotion, with alterity rather than empathy as the basis of its love.

But humans have some unique social constructs: devotion to the state and to society, empathy for victims and a belief in trying to prevent further victimization.

Delving deep into the script, Jones makes us feel the fairness and empathy with which Williams treats Amanda when she says, after a quarrel with Tom: My devotion has made me a witch and so I make myself hateful to my children! . . .

Yet I've always admired Doctor Who; not only for its values of intellect and empathy, but also for its often overlooked ability to explore deistic themes – both in the show and through the ardent devotion of fans.

It means "total devotion".

This devotion is sincere.

* * * PATRICK: Empathy.