Sentence examples for empathetic features from inspiring English sources

Feminist epistemologists question models of testimony as a transparent and unidirectional transmission of objective information, highlighting instead testimony's dialogic, strategic, and empathetic features, as well as the importance and difficulty of cultivating epistemically fruitful relations of mutual trust across differences in power (Bergin 2002; Lugones 1987).

This task replicated elements of the SD task, such as the evaluation of facial features or empathetic processing, but lacked the element of self-referential distance.

Thus, it is likely that the SD task and the SF task both require common neuronal process related to the analysis of one's facial features and empathetic processing, but only the former activates the parietal cortex imposed a role of self-referential (egocentric) processing of evaluation of social distance.

Karl Dallas featured this hugely empathetic song about the generation whose menfolk never returned, the women who danced without men, in his important songbook The Cruel Wars – 100 Soldiers' Songs from Agincourt to Ulster (1972).

The movies playing at Toronto this year featured storytelling that was empathetic, generous and tender.

His leftist leanings came through clearly on Jerusalem (2002), an agitprop-filled album that features the controversial "John Walker's Blues," an empathetic consideration of John Walker Lindh, the "American Taliban".

If anything, his twists on faces feel empathetic, literally adding nuance to well-known visages with inflated facial features and subtle rainbow-tinted skin tones.

The practitioner-patient relationship was identified as important, and comments describing features of this included; ensuring practitioners were present, positive, vital, reassuring, empathetic and calm and confident without conveying unrealistic expectations.