'empathy with others' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ability to understand or share the feelings of another person. For example, "She showed great empathy with others, always taking the time to really understand how they felt."
Colleges try to encourage empathy with others.
Tolerance, balance, moderation, empathy with "others", these are above all dull.
Despite this, and even in his last few days, he never lost his innate respect for, and empathy with, others.
Lonely people frequently feel that they are disliked, are often self-obsessed and lack empathy with others.
Politicised by his own sexuality, by the violence and deprivation he had been subjected to, he developed a deep empathy with others, a passionate investment in diversity.
This kind of attitude goes beyond any concept of bespoke feminism – it makes such women resemble over-indulged idiots with no interest in, or empathy with, others.
"Is fostering empathy with other people's feelings valuable?
I have more empathy with other people because of what I've been through".
Donnie is a martyred teenager, a sacrificial victim of his own empathy with other people; that concept makes "Donnie Darko" insufferable.
Her rockers bolster bruised feelings with chunky defiance; the ballads burnish the melodies, and the lyrics find empathy with other characters as well as a love-ravaged first person.
I don't mean to deny that one can interpret Judaism as intrinsically left-liberal or read the historical record to conclude that liberals have historically been supportive of Jewish aspirations, or that having been a stigmatized minority may engender Jewish empathy with other oppressed groups.
