Sentence examples for exemplary empathy from inspiring English sources
Zadie Smith Reading Jonathan Coe's Like a Fiery Elephant (Picador), you feel humbled twice over, first by the subject -the avant-garde hero BS Johnson - and then by Coe himself, who writes with exemplary empathy.
Will anyone who read it forget its deep wisdom regarding the arcana of rural life, stuff no city-dweller would otherwise understand – "[trees] are a huge part of life in the country" – and James's exemplary empathy with the variety of human life he found in his new surroundings: "I was surprised how much I liked most of the people who lived nearby.
In addition, physicians valued expertise and high-quality teaching as helping them practice empathy, e.g., good clinical teachers and exemplary lectures.
His feeling for his four subjects goes beyond empathy or even musical enthusiasm toward admiration for exemplary grace of character.
Today, though, her carefully observed essays read as literary antecedents to a whole slate of books about sickness and treatment: Sarah Manguso's "The Two Kinds of Decay," Eula Biss's "On Immunity," and, in particular, Leslie Jamison's "The Empathy Exams," which presents the patient-caretaker relationship as exemplary of the general effort to understand — and to feel — the experiences of others.
Exemplary, Sandvik (2017:8) quotes one NGO as saying, "If you skip the proximity and empathy with victims of disasters, humanitarianism loses its sense".
The loss to Singapore, and to the movie world, of the original "Shirkers," as well as the sense of loss that has marked Tan and her friends' life and work (despite their notable accomplishments), links "Shirkers" to Greene's film as an exemplary work of counter-lives and alternative histories, intimate self-portraiture and cultural reconstruction, hard-won empathy and painful reconciliation.
"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.
