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"show empathy for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to demonstrate understanding and compassion for someone's situation or feelings. Example: The therapist encouraged the couple to show empathy for each other's perspectives in order to improve their communication and understanding.
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Mr Obama once said that his ideal judge would show "empathy" for the poor.
Then he tried to show empathy for the clearly shaken shooting victim.
But it does not show empathy for the chaotic and diverse needs of customers.
What we can learn from lab rats that don't show empathy for other rats.
AFP: Frequently, the people who play "host" to new refugees don't show empathy for the newcomers in their midst.
Perhaps it is not hard to see why artists often show empathy for what society calls illness: all creativity is an irrational voyage.
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But unlike him, he shows empathy for what they have to say.
SEL centers on the key attitudes and skills necessary for understanding and managing emotions, listening, feeling and showing empathy for others, and making thoughtful, responsible decisions.
A spurned lover will look for any glimmer of hope, so you need to be emphatic while showing empathy for their vulnerability.
Wearing one in Bacup, however, has greater significance than showing empathy for a bereaved family or making a plea for tolerance.
Despite those themes, his songs showed empathy for the people in them, which helped many of them endure and become country standards.
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