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Meanings of more empathetic in английском

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Usage of more empathetic in английском
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Over the years, orange had made her both more empathetic and more suspicious.
The black prism
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I think Facebook extends that. Facebook, he believed, would make us more empathetic.
Wired
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She believed the experience made her children more empathetic, particularly when she was upset.
Radio NZ
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I ask him whether he became more empathetic after being abused on the terraces.
The Guardian
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Someone else suggested the mum should be " more empathetic" of her neighbours.
News.com.au
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White independents were more empathetic toward blacks than white Republicans, but less empathetic than Democrats.
Reuters
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Ms Maxwell told Sunday Morning KiwiSaver rules should be more empathetic to people with health conditions.
Radio NZ
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When you're writing well, you're definitely smarter and more empathetic and funnier than you are actually.
The new yorker
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If all managers would do that, workplaces could be more empathetic -and effective -places.
BBC
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I became much more empathetic, tenacious and proactive.
Ebony
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That the hosts often feel more empathetic and rounded out than the human characters is no accident.
News.com.au
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There are more empathetic services out there.
News.com.au
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Obama is still viewed as more likeable, more eloquent and more empathetic than Romney by wide margins.
Reuters
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Once we learn that, we're more empathetic towards others -and I think that's the purpose of yoga.
Radio NZ
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It may be that men need to become more expressive, more empathetic, more nurturing -that's their progress.
Feminist dot com
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He said the exhibition was an opportunity for the community to engage with the homeless and become more empathetic.
Radio NZ
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