Sentence examples for help but empathize from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aristregi couldn't help but empathize.

I could not help but empathize with disappointed concertgoers who learned that performances by the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra were to be canceled, unless the strike does not last very long (news article, July 30).

They pursue this end with such earnest enthusiasm that you can't help but empathize with them.

You can't help but empathize considering how close we are to this.

Publishers Weekly also criticized Brooks' narration, but found that the rest of the "all-star cast deliver their parts with such fervor and intensity that listeners cannot help but empathize with these characters".

I spent almost an hour speaking with Elizabeth April about her story, trying to figure out exactly how I'd feel had I been in her position—I couldn't help but empathize.

As my co-authors and I put the finishing touch on our book, The Living Memories Project, which is slated to be published next spring, I can't help but sympathize and empathize with both children and adults who are overwhelmed with feelings of sadness during this happy time of year.

Can joining a book club and reading Tolstoy help doctors empathize with their patients?

Slater notes that the experimental setup in this study could be used to help people empathize with others who are unlike themselves, for example by putting criminal offenders in the virtual body of the victim at the crime scene to help them see the event from the other perspective.

Does it inform us as citizens or help us empathize with one another?" These are the questions that the Peabody board asks of the stories it considers for the prestigious Peabody Award.

Of special relevance to MH are role plays enabling students to place themselves in situations they have not experienced before, to help them empathize and understand other people's problems and motivations.