Empathise

Frustration at the state of the roads and a lack of GP services are something we can all empathise with.

I believe most people in the country empathise with those fleeing truly terrible circumstances and recognise the benefits that legal migration, in general, brings to Ireland.

It is difficult not to empathise with Mhairi Black’s reflections on deciding not to run again.

James Davies, MP for Vale of Clwyd, said he would be happy for constituents who can empathise with the aforementioned residents to contact him about their predicaments.

Since then, he has been wearing a hearing aid, so he can empathise with clients, that can feel extremely anxious about their hearing loss and the prospect of wearing a hearing aid.

EQ is about understanding what you’re feeling and being able to manage yourself, as well as being able to read and empathise with others, and then influence them for the better.

Experiencing the cold people who are homeless feel in their feet when they’re properly cold with nowhere to warm themselves helps you empathise with the plight of being homeless.

I do know it’s critical for young people to listen, to empathise with one another’s grief and pain, to choose words carefully, to de-escalate hate rather than incite or inflame.

I say this as someone who profoundly relates with filmmakers, actors and producers so I deeply empathise with those who have been slighted by this oversight and it’s why I felt it necessary to make this statement.

It's your ability to empathise that puts you into the role of peacemaker right now.

Lucy Cartwright, parent carer development and locality worker at Carers’ Resource, says: "Wendy has been such a valuable source of support for the carers – she has used her personal experience and knowledge to empathise and reach out to others.

Scott does not want us to like, sympathise or even empathise with the man at any point throughout the three and a half hours.

Whether the listening ears would have time to stop recording viral videos and empathise is another matter altogether.

I empathise with the people of Bayelsa State whose constitutional right to elect a governor of their choice may have been derogated.

I’m outraged by injustice and can empathise with those having a tough time.

It is something that I will empathise with,” he said.

Not only in the fact that he cannot make a decision but also the fact that he cannot empathise with people who are less fortunate than he and understand that this change of heart should never have been necessary.

She recalled how she got people to empathise with chimpanzees back in the 1960s, by giving the chimpanzees names.

The mediator should be like the “lady of the house” who handles every situation with empathy, he said, adding that one must “empathise and sympathise with the cause, not with the parties”.

The role of those of us lucky enough to have a public voice isn’t to empathise with the Prime Minister.