Sentence examples for compassion deficit from inspiring English sources

"Online, we've got a compassion deficit, an empathy crisis".

Instead, there's a widely shared sense that this was how today's compassion deficit began.

When are these men going to act like political leaders not  overgrown children and stop mocking the impairments of others and look to their own compassion deficit?

He seems to have a chronic compassion deficit: to be utterly incapable of feeling for those less fortunate than he is, and to understand that they actually suffer.

This compassion deficit — the inability to empathetically relate to others' needs — is perhaps not so surprising in a society that for decades has seen the experiential gap between the well-off and the poor (and even the middle class) significantly widen.

We would also have to face our compassion deficit.

Put a poor person in charge of the economy, and it's a safe bet we would be less likely to see this cycle of compassion deficits, resource grabs, and disregard of ethics that is of such concern in Trump's presidency.

On the right, the Republican revolutionaries seem to have fallen apart; their deficit of compassion gives left-wing arguments more credibility.

Re "Cutting the Deficit, With Compassion" (Economic View, Sept. 9), in which Christina R. Romer suggested reducing the federal budget deficit "in a way that does as little harm as possible to people, jobs and economic opportunity".

Gay marriage opponents are already facing a more literal poverty to go with their deficit of compassion: the group behind the defense of Proposition 8 is $2m in debt.

The results indicate that patients with PTSD exhibit deficits in compassion and that the numbing cluster emerged as the key predictor of those deficits.