Sentence examples for speak empathetically from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, I heard von Bismarck speak empathetically about the very people he was trying to catch — "poor guys doing really hard work, destroying the natural resources of their own area, and getting arrested".

Occasionally, I heard von Bismarck speak empathetically about the very people he was trying to catch—"poor guys doing really hard work, destroying the natural resources of their own area, and getting arrested".

He also spoke empathetically about the suffering of the Palestinian people in Gaza after an Israeli military campaign against Hamas there.

Writing from her own practice and drawing on the latest research in gerontology and dementia, Wonderlin explains the different kinds of dementia, details the wide range of care communities available for people who have dementia, and speaks empathetically to the worry and guilt many families feel.

He visited a prison, endorsed congressional reform of mandatory-minimum sentences, and spoke empathetically of the Black Lives Matter movement.

On Michonne's position within the group: Danai Gurira: I think she's been … touching back into the self she was before the apocalypse, touching back into that woman who was very much a part of communities and actually knew how to speak to people very empathetically, and could really intuit people's positions in their lives and what they needed to hear and who they were.

Mr. Warner spoke charitably and empathetically of his potential Senate rivals who voted for the war.

When he finished, she thanked him and then spoke to him empathetically about what he might begin to do to get over those fears, including getting to know black people on a personal level.

The app speaks with patients empathetically.

The app speaks with patients empathetically.

Those projects have empathetically engaged with cities' abandonment, in ways that speak to both locals and outsiders.