Unless, of course, the author happens to be John Harvey, whose boundless empathy imparts a grave and tender tone to his bleak crime novels.
The actress imparts the revivifying empathy one recalls from Adrian Lester in "Company" or Douglas Hodge in "La Cage Aux Folles," to cite two other Broadway musicals reborn in London thanks to one or another British star.
We often learn better when we are engaged with all of our senses; so providing sensory-rich experiences or, sometimes, strategically limiting our access to them to help us realize how much they shape our experience of the world allows us to imagine different ways of being, which can help deepen the lessons of empathy imparted by museums.
By all accounts, the feedback from the participants was positive and affirming as key life skills were imparted including tolerance, empathy and teamwork.
The first two of his "Misfits" books — 2001's "The Misfits" and 2005's "Totally Joe" — were masterworks of middle school angst, powerful in their ability to impart lessons about difference and empathy in highly readable stories that Disney-jaded preteens could both enjoy and relate to.
After Harriet's successful imitation of the onion, she, too, is compelled to impart her newly discovered capacity for empathy: "She made herself walk in Sport's shoes, feeling the holes in his socks rub against his ankles".
As a medical educator at Weill Cornell Medicine, internist Dr. Yoon Kang imparts knowledge rooted in compassion and empathy to the next generation of physicians – with a focus on respectful, patient-centered care.
Instead of bird-brained empathy, our prime minister could impart a bit of common sense about these wild creatures.
Like all great art, it imparts to the audience a profound sense of empathy and belief, as well as a tremendous desire to urinate.
Storytelling is a compelling way to impart emotions into your marketing, as they tap into empathy.
The kind of empathy your protective parents might not be able to impart.
