Sentence examples for public empathy from inspiring English sources

The lack of public empathy was startling but not surprising.

A mother whose children died in a carbon monoxide leak while on holiday has accused Thomas Cook's former chief executive of exploiting their memory for "public empathy".

"To try to gain public empathy by attaching her donation to the memory of our Christi and Bobby I find abhorrent".

I think everyone feels the same: the public empathy for it would be 100%." Craig Winspear, 34, was a lance corporal in the Royal Pioneer Corps in Afghanistan.

Besides the usual cooking classes and wine cellar tours, check out "Wine Tasting in the Dark" — a unique experience that is part of a social enterprise aiming to foster public empathy for the visually impaired.

Opinion polls show a new groundswell of public empathy for asylum seekers, to the extent that rural communities, impressed by the civility and work-ethic of refugee labourers, have created a 60-branch lobby group, Rural Australians for Refugees.

But I also feel angry towards Watford council, who have used red herrings, such as suggesting we were standing in the way of a hospital expansion, to try to manipulate the public's empathy.

"I know that doesn't come across in his public person, but empathy is central to his experience," Bennett says.

Even as they recognised his genius for communication, many held their nose at Bill Clinton's public displays of empathy.

His long battle with drugs played out in public, giving Strawberry empathy for the players implicated in baseball's steroids era who are now squirming in the spotlight.

But Giffords's tidings of commitment and public service, courage, empathy and generosity, may have come too late for this cast of characters.