Sentence examples for obvious empathy from inspiring English sources

Campbell-Johnston has a written a lovely book, gusted along by her obvious empathy for her subject.

Katz's obvious empathy and love for his "lost boys," his ability to see shades of his own troubled youth in their tough lives, gives his narrative a rich taste that makes it unlike other Net books.

It was one of those ideas that really could have gone either way, but the obvious empathy of the audience towards these women made it an unforgettable moment".

The bare frame of the script (by Jonathan Bernstein and James Greer) invites strong and simple emotional responses, on the basis of obvious decency and empathy.

It further states that 'historical narratives are crucial for the formation of identity' and 'offers obvious possibilities for empathy and identification' (Ibid, p. 21).

The most obvious reason is empathy.

Real empathy is obvious in a text, and I wouldn't expect to find it in the work of authors who request "a few points for trying".

Perhaps the most obvious of these is that empathy might simply be (or cause) an unpleasant experience, and that people are motivated to help because they believe this is the best way to stop the unpleasant experience that is caused by someone else's distress.

The link to my chemical castration is obvious; testosterone fuels aggression but suppresses empathy and the ability to cry.

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

To view the residents of Sepilok as a wild image of ourselves seems wide off the mark, but their obvious intelligence and sensitivity inspire instant empathy.