Sentence examples for get empathetic from inspiring English sources
You can get empathetic men and stern woman, just as much as any stereotype.
"I would get empathetic and then I couldn't sleep at night".
And from Dahl's side you get empathetic children's plight (essential with two such ickily wholesome lead children), anarchically eccentric adults, a folkloric baddie to haunt young nightmares (the Child Catcher), and a class-conscious romantic subtext to ground it all.
They thought they would get an empathetic response from the nominal socialist.
"You're not just hearing something, you're not just seeing something, but hopefully in the way the interactivity is structured, you're getting an empathetic experience of what the characters are going through," Mr. Loyer said in a telephone interview last week from his Los Angeles home studio, which is strewn with the Lego blocks that help inspire his digital constructions.
Unless we also think the older we get the less empathetic we get, the relationship seems highly suspect.
The audience needs to get over the empathetic hurdle.
Unfortunately, the same student in emotional pain often goes unrecognized and does not get a sympathetic or empathetic response.
And "Who'll Stop the Rain?," which was Fogerty's equivocal response to Woodstock — he remained suspicious about the process of generational epiphany, worried that searching for meaning was longer and more arduous than youth culture anticipated — gets a toweringly empathetic reading from Fogerty and Bob Seger.
"My history teacher used to bring the past alive," she explains, "and she'd get us to do these empathetic stories.
