Sentence examples for show more empathy from inspiring English sources

The graduate said that the school's lawyers were telling Dr. Kelly to say nothing and that alumni were demanding he show more empathy.

The government rhetoric around the change in parental leave has been questioned, including by the communications minister Malcolm Turnbull and Arthur Sinodinos, both of whom have urged the government to show more empathy for young parents.

The government rhetoric around the change in parental leave has been questioned, including by the communications minister Malcolm Turnbull and Arthur Sinodonis, both of whom have urged the government to show more empathy for young parents.

Women are expected to show more empathy, so they do.

It is, however, to begin to show more empathy for the person who alleges the abuse than for the clergy who is being accused.

I was asked recently what it would look like to show more empathy for the alleged victims and less for the clergy who have been accused.

Perhaps if more people, particularly Western leaders, showed more empathy for the Palestinians we would have long-lasting peace.

Doctors seemed just a bit nicer to their normal-weight patients, showing more empathy and warmth in their conversations.

I don't think there's anything that shows more empathy and care about the people of this country than that kind of record".

But I've gotten letters and phone calls from teachers telling me that even though they weren't using jigsaw, kids in their classrooms who were in jigsaw five years earlier were still showing more empathy and compassion than other students.

A Dutch study found, for example, that doctors were more verbally dominant with immigrant patients and showed more empathy and involvement with Dutch patients [ 64].