Sentence examples for empathy though from inspiring English sources

For all her empathy, though, Molly is no victim, opting for a proactive approach to uncovering what's going on.

"There may be an empathy though, certainly.

Without empathy though, you might not understand the emotional strain put on someone with diabetes every time a well-meaning friend asks what their blood sugar is, and consequently not uphold discreetness as a driving principle in your design.

It did strike a note of empathy, though one couched in a double negative: "We are not unsympathetic to the plaintiffs' expression of frustration.

German media have mostly reviewed her book with empathy, though some have questioned why she did not speak out earlier, suspecting an attempt at political rehabilitation.

Her cynicism is always leavened by empathy, though: Keep It to Yourself puts a lovelorn ex firmly but gently in his place, while the ennui-riven Blowin' Smoke is a pitch-perfect, non-judgmental depiction of trash-talking, small-town waitresses reminiscing about one of their own who got away.

Sometimes, though, empathy has a quite different effect.

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Don't be discouraged, though ! Empathy is not something you're born with but something you learn.

That doesn't mean it gets him completely off the empathy hook, though.

My own sense is that dogs enter our minds through empathy, and though they can't always feel things, they can always feel us feeling things, if that makes any sense, and so have a kind of second-hand repetoire of feeling, which is just as good.