Sentence examples for empathic response from inspiring English sources

And this structure accounts for their power to elicit a profoundly empathic response.

(See Paul Bloom's post on the unwarranted empathic response to the attractive face of the Boston Marathon bomber Dzokhar Tzarnaev).

When disasters strike we may have an immediate empathic response, but underneath we are often conditioned to believe that "normal" is where we all should be.

Recently Mrs. Bailit was having a stressful day, and it was Mrs. Salim she reached out to, dashing off an e-mail, to which Mrs. Salim sent an empathic response.

That point arrived about two-thirds of the way through 25, during "Love the Dark", when she sings the line "This is never-ending, we have been here before", and it triggers an empathic response in me, though probably not the one she would have hoped for.

An additional experiment (Experiment 3) was conducted in order to substantiate our conclusions by demonstrating that the experimental paradigm we designed did very likely activate an empathic response.

We decided to look at lag 1 responses following expressed worries because we were interested in GPs immediate responsiveness; it can be argued that empathic responses are most appropriate and supportive when following directly after patients' expressed worries.

These properties included health professionals giving women positive messages about ability to recover, empathic responses to their behaviour, and flexibility and responsiveness in the level of support.

While our empathic responses to the "great and terrible things" we witness can be strong, doctors have also to develop dispassion in order to survive emotionally.

We now have the opportunity to explore in detail the neural mechanisms underlying empathic responses in a laboratory rodent with clear implications for humans," said Larry Young of Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.

But it takes an all-but-apocalyptic finale to elicit even the vaguest of empathic responses from Beverly, who on this occasion emerges as especially wearing, however much one applauds Ms. Halfpenny's desire to change dramatic gear: She won last year's Olivier Award, London's Tony, for her performance in the West End premiere of "Legally Blonde".