Sentence examples similar to sparking empathy from inspiring English sources
Ms. Proulx sparks empathy for the character by exploring his inner thoughts and longings: "For Quoyle was a failure at loneliness, yearned to be gregarious, to know his company was a pleasure to others".
These artistic initiatives, Walker hopes, will "spark empathy, and inspire others to work toward meaningful reform".
But the activist/troll divide the episode hopes to play with still ends up with an impossible task: Introduce Twitter within the show universe as if it's a foreign object, and then parse those internet dynamics with enough nuance to spark empathy from the audience.
Here is my proposal: let Casey's death spark empathy and meaningful discussions about undiagnosed psychiatric disorders.
By forcing viewers to slow down and take a close look at what they barely glance at as they drive past, the organisers hope to spark interest, empathy and monetary support for a pressing unmet need: family shelters.
The act of shaping and sharing their stories not only helps boost LGBT elders' resilience, but also sparks greater empathy and understanding among caregivers and the wider community.
On the other hand, by bringing Virgil's illness up, there was a chance that this situation could spark the empathy that my client was seeking to develop.
Parallels between Jewish and African-American communities' quest for civil rights have sparked debate and empathy for ages.
There's no reason to doubt that, before approving the missile strike, Trump was affected by television images of wounded and dying children in the aftermath of a chemical-weapons attack, although that spark of empathy had been well hidden for months in his seeming indifference to the many images available of the catastrophic suffering in the region.
A friend who owns his own financial advisory firm saw in me that spark of empathy and gave me an opportunity to enter the financial advisory profession as a new career path.
