Sentence examples for warm empathy from inspiring English sources

The drought and economic hardship of the Great Depression conjured so harshly by John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath are, indeed, similarly harsh for the Langdons, although her warm empathy is very different from Steinback's passionate depiction of the plight of the poor.

"Magic Game" is a snappy, staccato-driven funk number, which has him jumping around, pouting and sashaying like he's working the runways in Milan, and when his flamboyance hasn't got him clapping heartily or twisting his hips, he's equally capable of evoking warm empathy, like on his storming version of "Womanizer".

In cutting some songs and introducing new ones, and in rewriting and rearranging some of the script, the creative team has expanded the warmer empathy that could always be detected beneath all the fancy dropped names and nudging references to the fates of famous characters.

It becomes easier to gravitate toward cold data over warming empathy.

Infused with both clear-eyed observation and a warm, luminous empathy, the performance's solid three hours melt into a quick-coursing stream (3:00).

Mr. Sullivan and his company have infused the play with a mixture of cleareyed observation and a warm, luminous empathy that melts the performance's solid three hours into a quick-coursing stream.

But Thurber's story, though it's written with charm and warmed by empathy, is basically an extended prose version of a thirties New Yorker cartoon; the humor is gentle and draws on stock cultural assumptions.

Now, that may sound impulsive, or warmed by empathy, but her motions feel like zombie listlessness, and there is an extraordinary long shot in which she stands alone in her lover's living room — high-heeled, bare-assed, skirt hiked up, leaning against a couch and awaiting ravishment.

And Diaopai detergent's "Why use a lot when you can use a little?" positioning elegantly blends hardheaded value with warm-hearted empathy for the plight of the laid-off state-owned enterprise worker.

It involved taking deep "balloon breaths," (tool #1) listening to "wise animal friends" (tool #3) and "personal wizards," (tool #4) and "tapping into energy" (tool #9,) to create a learning community that promotes warm open-heartedness, empathy, and compassion.

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