It's a feat of empathy, balanced between the harsh and the tender, which survives the momentary wobble when an excessively interesting minor character is introduced two-thirds of the way through ('Amy's face had great delicacy.
He has usually avoided instruments with fixed pitch, like the piano, and instead has sought bassists and guitarists who, through special tunings or sheer empathy, can harmoniously balance his timbre and intonation.
It is that attempt to balance empathy with a caring push that has impressed many Americans, and foreigners, who have noted that President Bush has not always mastered it.
"Dreams from My Father" is an illuminating memoir not only in the substance of Obama's own peculiarly American story but also in the qualities he brings to the telling: a formidable intelligence, emotional empathy, self-reflection, balance, and a remarkable ability to see life and the world through the eyes of people very different from himself.
5. Stay in your lane and balance empathy and understanding with company loyalty.
To do this, coaches must balance empathy with mental toughness, and they each have their own methods, techniques and formulas.
"She found a way to balance empathy with personal responsibility". In the 1984 movie "Choose Me," Genevieve Bujold plays a radio psychologist modeled on Grant.
Imagine that you are an industrial designer being given the assignment of designing products and systems that would allow future police forces to balance empathy with authority in law enforcement.
It helps us balance empathy, understanding, and action in our work as global health professionals.
Yet if a third node representing frontal lobe executive function is added, a stable equilibrium is reached that balances empathy and self-interest.
