Sentence examples for be viewed with empathy from inspiring English sources

While dogs can be phenomenally destructive when you're gone, remember their reactions are beyond their control and should be viewed with empathy, not frustration.

Karlsson's travails at Royal Lytham & St. Annes were viewed with great empathy by Sergio García, whose gripping and regripping during the 2002 United States Open caused him to be heckled mercilessly by fans at Bethpage Black.

Decades ago, cancer patients were viewed with fear, but fortunately society shifted to empathy.

Managers who show more empathy toward direct reports are viewed as better performers by their bosses.

The patriarchal implications of such leniency are so obvious they don't bear examining; one need only remember the film "Fatal Attraction" and the cheers in movie theaters across the country when the Glenn Close character was killed to know that a jealous female is hardly viewed with such empathy.

Furthermore, rACC activity increased with higher emotional attachment to the person in pain even when their affect was not viewed, suggesting pain empathy may be facilitated by interpersonal relationships [ 30].

Diagnosis disclosure by some medical professionals was also viewed as lacking empathy.

"I'm better with empathy," she says.

The problem isn't with empathy itself.

The anterior cingulate gyrus has been associated with empathy.

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