Many were shiver-inducing in their poetry and gentle empathy.
There are ghostly stories of everyday annihilation – social-panic inducing yet also filled with gentle empathy – that are likely to stay with viewers.
But she had, as Johnson saw at once, a core of gentle empathy; she was one of those sprightly, satiric people who go right to the edge and over it, with what he called an "exuberance of flattery and a temerity of censure" — and then always clamber back, apologizing for making one wisecrack too many.
Its gentle, unpretentious empathy prickles the tear ducts all the same.
WWII Veteran and winner of National Handball Doubles in 1965, he will be remembered for his love of family, intelligence, gentle nature, and empathy toward others.
But, despite the whimsy, her sure comic touch, unfailing empathy and gentle wisdom win through.
Having read Telgemeier's very realistic first three books — full of crush-worthy boys, orthodontist appointments, Girl Scout meetings, back-seat squabbles, and gentle lessons about self-respect, empathy, being who you are, and doing what you love — I began reading "Ghosts" thinking that the ghosts would be metaphorical, an imaginative rendering of childhood fears.
Instead, their latest album Here's gentle indie rock is full of warmth, empathy and other things we probably need a bit more of right now.
It is hoped that by interacting with the robot in a gentle way it will improve people's empathy for each other.
Touching others with our understanding and empathy, through careful listening and gentle eye contact, awakens the happiness of love.
Aim to reflect passion and generate empathy with the listener by using soft, gentle, and aware facial expressions.
