Sentence examples for too empathetic from inspiring English sources

O.K., let me try to take this apart for you, though "RoosevElvis" is far too empathetic a play to lend itself to cold deconstruction.

"The failure of French diplomacy" over the hostages, wrote Ivan Rioufol, in Le Figaro, "shows the limits of a pro-Arab policy that is too empathetic, indulgent, manipulable".

On his last all-nighter in the White House, Bill was clearly feeling way too empathetic toward Marc Rich and others who were hounded by prosecutors for years.

Women in this genre are too empathetic for viciousness and too intuitive for sustained cruelty, except, very occasionally, when really badly provoked, like Thelma and Louise.

They might think they have all their bases covered, but conservatives who argue that Sotomayor is too quick, too rational, too emotional, and too empathetic need to check it.

Clearly some children today are too tightly nannied, but many others have sensitive – perhaps overly empathetic parents – still scarred decades later by the horrors of being "bad at games" and the horror of the communal shower.

Sendak shared too a powerful empathetic identification with what Shakespeare, in "King Lear," calls "unaccommodated man," the "poor, bare, forked animal" in his nakedness and vulnerability.

Possibly too emotional and empathetic to be labelled a psychopath – but certainly not someone you'd like to get to know.

Design must also be empathetic.

During this period, too, a warmer, more empathetic Hillary Clinton began to emerge.

Cynthia: Living with Caroline has made the others, and their friends too, such sensitive and empathetic people.