Sentence examples for source of empathy from inspiring English sources

Remove this source of empathy, as Mr. Hall effectively has, and you risk withdrawing much of our involvement in the play.

If memory serves, the Princess of Wales even left the cinema clutching a personal E.T., as if convinced that here was a guaranteed source of empathy.

Bob is the main source of empathy for the Somali refugees, though Strout attempts to give broad scope to the difficulties of merging two diverse and ­beleaguered populations.

Just as important, to my mind, they can be a source of empathy and trust by offering a sense of expanding community, as well.

Resisting them requires embracing that sorrow, and Georgi's real quest in "The Physics of Sorrow" is to find a way to live with sadness, to allow it to be a source of empathy and salutary hesitation — the antidote to aggressive politics and "market exhortations" — and not a cause of "savage fear".

You could argue that being fed through the sporting mangle like this is actually good for us: a preparation for the more serious disappointments life will throw up, a source of empathy when others around us are also struggling emotionally.

"The Nazi trauma" is a source "of his empathy for Jews," the rabbi said, and of "his courage in taking the church so far in its progress".

The source of my empathy for Jenner is the simple fact that she's struggling like the rest of us to come to terms with her identity.

In fact, one curator is convinced that Barrish's dyslexia is the source of the empathy that is apparent in his work.

History, for Roth, isn't destiny; it's a source of knowledge, of empathy, but not of identity or entitlement.

That knowledge would become the source of her great empathy for the immigrants she met in Chicago, people also all at sea.