empathic

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• In her clear, melodious voice, she stated that she was naturally empathic-she could feel the emotions of others- and that she was a telepath.
• She must be wise but impulsive, empathic yet distant.
• She seems to be drawn to these amoral roles; indeed, it's hard to imagine her playing someone warm or empathic.
• The "recklessness" is obvious, but he's also very empathic. The /Filmcast: After Dark - Ep. 88 - Making the Crazies and Deconstructing The Hurt Locker (GUEST: Breck Eisner, Director of The Crazies) | /Film
• They enjoy chaos but are super empathic, intuitive and interpersonally skilled. Times, Sunday Times
• Adam was slightly telepathic, slightly empathic, slightly precognitive, and slightly telekinetic.
• They tend not to be so absurdly competitive, they're more realistic and, I'd thought, more empathic.
• Conversely, effective treatments all use some version of an empathic, nonconfrontational style.
• The development of empathy in an individual from art mirrors the original derivation of the term; it is art that makes us empathic; art that models others' inner lives for each of us; art that attunes us to experience and suffering beyond ourselves. Brian D. Cohen: Does Art Make You a Better Person?
• The least empathic industries are science, finance and automotive. Times, Sunday Times