With their high standards and empathetic members, the unit was beloved by the populace of the Republic. |
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It begins with one of your formulaic openings as an empathetic reporter gazes into the harrowed souls of old Diggers revisiting the Kokoda trail. |
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As with the Martelli, in this gentle, empathetic character study Degas attempts to portray his friend with honesty and truth. |
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But the characters are so flat and unappealing that I couldn't muster up a single empathetic cringe for 'em. |
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Much as actions speak louder than words, thinking about something is better than not being empathetic enough to think at all. |
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It's my belief anyway that we should all be a little more empathetic and observant than we are about everything. |
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It is a wonderful jazz suite that combines written out themes, free jazz, and empathetic communication between the musicians. |
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By humanizing his characters, he brings us to an empathetic understanding of what might have brought them to where they are now. |
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She suggests that the work's graphic depiction of pain was the focus of an empathetic identification. |
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But they could not be empathetic, they just couldn't understand because it had not happened to them. |
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We can't increase their pay or decrease their time away from home, but we can be empathetic and caring supervisors. |
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Antoine's immaturity is laid bare, but in a surprisingly nuanced and empathetic manner. |
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I changed hospitals as part of my rotation and worked with an unusually empathetic consultant. |
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He launched into a sensitive, empathetic account of Mekas's early life and his exile from Lithuania. |
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The trouble with being a fairly empathetic person is that makes it hard to say no to anyone in pain. |
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Being open-minded, non-judgemental and empathetic are important prerequisites. |
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Would-be doctors had personality defects ranging from extreme over-confidence, narcissism and aloofness to being overly empathetic. |
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Full of existential angst and loneliness, her paintings are able to evoke an empathetic response from the viewer. |
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You can be a silver-spoon, blue-blood elitist, but if you wear the Democratic label you are presumed to be connected and empathetic. |
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But as I listened, I began to feel humbled, respectful and empathetic, and certainly not judgmental. |
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I am a firm believer in teaching children to be empathetic with others. |
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Meantime, the challenges of being Rector of Dundee should not daunt Kelly, with her empathetic skills, campaigning experience and endless enthusiasm. |
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Trial attorneys know that some jurors are more empathetic than others. |
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What actually marks out Hot Chip, and something they have mastered on album five, In Our Heads, is an empathetic warm-heartedness. |
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You must be empathetic to your customers' needs and your co-workers who receive calls from panic-stricken customers. |
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All those she met immediately warmed to her empathetic nature and her genuine concern for their wellbeing. |
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The professionals who work by his side describe him as a creative and empathetic individual, full of enthusiasm. |
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To remain empathetic towards victims and open to their distress, one must be available, and learn how to take care of oneself. |
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A compassionate, respectful and empathetic approach can bring comfort to families during these tragic times. |
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Nevertheless, understanding and empathetic education staff that are willing to listen and not judge can make a huge difference. |
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Participants reported an empathetic and supportive doctor who they felt comfortable talking to and asking for help. |
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The answers also make it apparent that the movie does not carry a hidden agenda, but is based on an unbiased, empathetic curiosity. |
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She brings an empathetic ear along with the skills to keep clients focused on their goals. |
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Narrator: Margaret was very warm and empathetic toward Anne throughout the interaction. |
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And in all that refracted glamour there's an empathetic eye, a sadness that speaks. |
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Yes, we can be selfish but we are also highly empathetic and supportive. |
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For people with ASD, these empathetic feelings might be so intense that they withdraw in a way that appears cold or uncaring. |
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There was the empathetic way she dealt with the revelation that Mrs. Baxter is a former criminal. |
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Though a stranger in a strange land, Maria is quick-witted, intelligent, and empathetic enough to figure out how to deal with the various characters she comes across. |
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In the books there was always something a little sad and empathetic about him. |
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Nonetheless, he was quite empathetic and was still civil to me. |
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Wagner, as irascible and cynical as he can be, is a subtly empathetic writer. |
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An empathetic physician who is knowledgeable about the diagnosis and treatment of FM and who will listen to and work with the patient is an important component of treatment. |
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It's taking in information from a speaker while remaining nonjudgmental and empathetic. |
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In genetic counselling there is a stronger need for detail, especially in the explanations and options, for which empathetic and emotional support are an essential part. |
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Ensure empathetic and knowledgeable ongoing counselling is provided not only for those diagnosed with genital herpes but for their partners as well. |
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Margaret, the provider, showed us how a warm and empathetic demeanor can relax the client and help develop a good rapport between the client and provider. |
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I loved his lesson for her in empathetic social niceties. |
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An empathetic nurse in a breathtakingly delicate scene becomes an almost saintly apparition, ministering angel and sensual goddess, allowing him to remember what love and tenderness felt like. |
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The events that unfolded said a lot about what it means to be empathetic, to overcome dissent and face common enemies: Thatcher, the tabloids, the police. |
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Thanks to Mr. Gandolfini's empathetic genius, Tony became an American creature teeming with an unmasterable inner life that could not be blogged, posted, updated or tweeted. |
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I'm empathetic with anything that's clumsy or inarticulate. |
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He made no mention of the potential workload burden this might inflict upon empathetic nurses with big smiles. |
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I think to do impersonations you need to be sort of empathetic. |
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Whatever the reason for their hesitation, you must always be empathetic and reassure them, explaining to them that there is no reason for breastfeeding not to go well. |
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Much like the human brain-which has both an artistic and empathetic side and a logical and utilitarian side-an organization needs both sets of activities to be complete. |
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Scents that comforted us in our childhood etch in our memories and can increase our empathetic response when we smell them again. |
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Some such efforts at creating memorably empathetic characters for fans last all of 30 seconds. |
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She's self-possessed and empathetic throughout. |
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While it's important to be empathetic, it is not enough to impact change. |
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The concept of character development is rooted in the belief that parents, schools and communities share the responsibility for, and the benefits of, the development of our young people as empathetic and involved citizens. |
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Others would say an empathetic boss who treats them fairly or an organization that supports them through a personal crisis is key to a healthy work environment. |
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The candidate will demonstrate the willingness to learn and become empathetic to the issues that are faced by women who experience family violence. |
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There's a game-show producer who's dying of cancer, and whose much younger trophy wife and empathetic home health-care giver must come to grips with his inevitable loss. |
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The study, published in NeuroImage, found that we have two neural networks, an analytical one and an empathetic one, and that each inhibit the other. |
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What the Wales NHS needs is for nurses and doctors to be given the time to care for patients in an empathetic way and for an empathetic ethos within our hospitals. |
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To become an effective listener, he advocates empathetic listening putting oneself in the other person's place and seeing the world from his or her point of view. |
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