Empathy in a sentence

Maybe this sounds a little cheesy, but I think at the base of my book is really a call for empathy and a call for greater and more rigorous practice of empathy and compassion.

She described the Trump administration of providing ‘chaos, division and a total and utter lack of empathy’ towards the movement, before describing how children were now seeing what happens ‘when we stop requiring empathy of one another’.

Westphal testified the empathy deficit of a psychopath and the empathy deficit of some people with autism spectrum disorder are different.

In his 2016 book Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion, Paul Bloom examines the many ways in which empathy is far from an unquestionable moral good.

Another program Tarr has led is Roots of Empathy, in which elementary school children learn about empathy for others – in part by interacting regularly with an infant brought to their class.

Michaela claimed that producers went ‘back and forth between the line of knowing what normal human empathy is and not knowing what empathy is at all’.

Reading this police chief’s empathy for this young white man highlights the awfulness — the plain awfulness — of the persistent refusal to extend this empathy to young black people,” Ifill added.

Unsurprisingly, the same conclusion about cognitive empathy versus affective empathy has been shown for narcissists in another study (Wai & Tiliopoulos, 2012).

Both cognitive studies and neuropsychological experiments have provided evidence for this theory: as humans increase our oneness with others our empathy increases, and as empathy increases our inclination to act altruistically increases.

It is the basic and fundamental human trait of empathy, the ability to vicariously experience how another is feeling, that makes this possible, and it is the principle of empathy by which we should live our lives.

Therefore, altruistic actions emanating from empathy and empathy itself are caused by making others' interests our own, and the satisfaction of their desires becomes our own, not just theirs.

Abby inherited from her father his empathy and a tenacity that defines her work as Utah’s first lady.

According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V), NPD is a mental illness and is associated with a 'need for admiration, lack of empathy and pervasive pattern of grandiosity'.

Along the way, he tangles with the empathy-free Gabriel (Esai Morales), who apparently is on intimate terms with the AI, as well as with Gabriel’s blond henchwoman Paris (Pom Klementieff).

A morning meeting can consist of students greeting one another with kindness and responding to one another with empathy.

And when I see people watching the horrible tragedy that is happening here as if it were a Super Bowl of victimhood, in which you support one team and really don’t care about the other, empathy becomes very, very selective.

And you can preface your requests for one-on-one networking discussions by wishing people happy holidays and expressing empathy for a busy season.

Anger, determination, empathy, and many other relatable emotions are expertly portrayed by Bassett.

A relative had commented on the empathy levels of the staff, and how they went at their relative's own pace.

As Morocco grapples with the aftermath of this rare and catastrophic earthquake, the world watches with empathy and solidarity.