Sentence examples for radiate empathy from inspiring English sources

Female singer-songwriters on the subject of love used to radiate empathy: in their lyrics they tried to understand lovers who didn't understand themselves.

Boo and Sethi, by contrast, spent so much time with their subjects, and were so committed to understanding them as individuals, that their books radiate empathy, and that empathy proves more powerful than Gellhorn's moral certainty or indignation.

Scott Pelley of CBS evokes anchors of yesteryear while ABC's Diane Sawyer radiates empathy for her subjects.

She won the part because of familiarity — she, too, is a Silver Lake mom; that's her own minivan on screen — and because she radiated empathy for a character who might not deserve it.

A 43-year-old former children's librarian and primary school teacher, Stone has a soothing voice and radiates empathy.

He told me, "People are just afraid"; and then he added, "So are we". In the face of intolerance, unkindness, and fear, this man radiates empathy and courage.

Her perceptions of President Clinton were precise, from his grasp of information, to how he engaged, to how he radiated empathy.

As earnestly as she has worked on behalf of women, the disadvantaged, and many other constituencies, Clinton does not, for many people, radiate a sense of empathy.

But the facility of address that makes Burns great relies on a skill that language and rhythm alone cannot manage: what he possesses, for all the perfection of accent and precision of speech, is a quality of empathy that radiates from everything touched by his imagination.

His empathy and understanding radiated through the screen.

But, as with all his movies, Sayles radiates a calm and sweet-natured empathy; it's a non-coercive kind of movie-making, and makes for an intelligent film.