Sentence examples for wave of empathy from inspiring English sources
In the days and weeks that followed 9/11 the people of New York City, Washington and indeed the entire United States were the recipients of an unquantifiable wave of empathy from across the world.
That prompted a wave of empathy.
It was hard to tell what she would do with this wave of empathy -- record clandestinely?
The appeal failed, but Alicia waved her magic wand of empathy and got the facts the firm needed.
One film, about nine-year-old Kai and his mum, sent waves of intense empathy through the audience, tearful one minute, laughing the next.
And if it really is his compositions that drive the incredible wave of support, nostalgia, empathy and interest among hardcore jazz fans for Mr. Shorter's projects, then perhaps we ought to stop the hedging and qualifying and call him the greatest living composer of jazz.
Widespread response to Saatchi's behaviour has been less marked by arrogance and callousness than it has been by a wave of kindness, concern and empathy for Lawson.
Yet for too long, those gatherings were different, not held on Wednesday's wave of political support, national empathy and public acceptance of the truth, but in a chill wind of isolation: disbelieved, ignored or, worse, derided.
I tried to reengage with their thinking by asking a second question: with the new wave of research on the significance of empathy, what popular science had they been reading?
