Sentence examples for need empathy from inspiring English sources

Victims need empathy and respect, not jargon and judgment".

I tell clients, 'Here's a quarter — call someone who cares.' They don't need empathy.

It's obvious: creative jobs, jobs that need empathy, jobs where you're generating ideas, jobs where you're problem solving.

To be able to function in a society with rigid expectations of work hours and performance, they need empathy and dedicated medical research in order to heal.

My moral lesson at this stage is that President Obama was right about Judge Sonia Sotomayor: in order to judge well you need empathy.

We need empathy and humanity to deal with those people who are the symptom of our problems in a way that will rehabilitate rather than further victimise them.

"What if I just give you 50 cents now and an I.O.U. to pay more next time?" the reporter asked a kind-faced white-haired cashier, sought out as a last resort for some badly needed empathy.

But there's a flip side to the grief cycle of survivorship: everyone who gets sicker instead of better needs empathy more than I don't need pain, because I'm the lucky one – I'm healthy, and I've had wonderful, caring friends encouraging me the whole time, including people I've only known digitally, and people who live far away.

A man he'd met there, a fellow-artist, had gone from being a slightly absurd, uptalking presence ("He works for a gossip magazine? It's called People?") to a possible hookup to an intimate confidant who told him a shocking and painful story, and who needed empathy, not sex.

He knows that he needs empathy to do the job, not just in order to be a good person.

A good family law attorney needs empathy, needs to understand human frailties as well as the fact that when dealing with children, just fighting blindly for a client is not always best.