Sentence examples for with such empathy from inspiring English sources

Yet Jane Austen writes about these humdrum lives with such empathy that they seem endlessly fascinating.

How did a man so coarse and dislikable and, in social matters, so self-defeatingly defensive and overeager manage to write so well, with such empathy and delicacy?

He worked as a labourer after leaving school, and knew intimately the world he was capturing, which perhaps explains why he did it so brilliantly, with such empathy.

All of these authors wrote with such empathy that the adventures of these characters, their thoughts, perils, loves, ideas, can be understood today and related to our own circumstances, though the stories are centuries old.

You'd have to go back to books like "The Mayor of Casterbridge" or "The Great Santini" to find a father capable of such loathsome deeds brought to life with such empathy.

By that time, she had become one of the lost New Yorkers she had often written about with such empathy and tenderness; one wishes there had been a budding new Maeve around to rescue the old one.

Such empathy with his character is understandable.

"The entire community, whether it is the rugby fraternity, or the farming community, or just the wider local community, people have such empathy with the family.

"How could a 17-year-old boy from a cosy middle-class Viennese background have achieved such empathy with a passionate young woman, painfully aware that she is about to be betrayed?" marvels critic Stephen Johnson.

Granted, such empathy is easier to achieve with the partners of "Stockholm" than with the pedophile of "Frozen," so memorably embodied in New York by Brian F. O'Byrne.

Yet that life is related with such dignified empathy and in such limpid, gorgeous prose that I found myself caring passionately about what happened.