The phrase "human empathetic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in a discussion about the ability of human beings to empathize with each other. For example, "She had a remarkable talent for human empathetic, being able to understand and feel the emotions of her acquaintances."
Seven years ago, any headteacher you'd ever encounter had served a long apprenticeship in the classroom, and understood intimately the fundamental importance of the core business; they were also human and empathetic enough to understand that when a teacher required support, it should not be "support" (a euphemism for loading up with so much work they are forced to resign).
Stan Lee: I would guess it's because we tried to make our characters as human and empathetic as possible.
I'm drawn to the completely compassionate, empathetic, human, three-dimensional woman that is there".
Sometimes you get a statue and with a certain light, they feel as if they have an empathetic, human quality".
"Harvey was one of the most compassionate and empathetic human beings I've ever met," Giamatti said in a statement to the Associated Press.
The novels I love, the ones I remember, the ones I re-read, have an empathetic human quality, or "emotional truth".
Tweaking how you talk depending on the audience – code switching – is actually the sign of a good listener, an empathetic human being and, very often, a skilled politician.
Instead Yanagihara wove a spell, and many of us – including myself – left the theatre thinking that to endure violence in a book is to be a more empathetic human being.
Instead, it does its best to avert its eyes from its own cinematic novelty; like Brokeback Mountain, its direct male equivalent, it goes about its business with a quiet confidence, mining its complex relationship configuration for empathetic human drama.
