Sentence examples for empathy expression from inspiring English sources

The internet age made big promises to us: a new period of hope and opportunity, connection and empathy, expression and democracy.

Kinship, death and its attendant rituals of mourning, birth, the experience of empathy, expressions of sympathy and fear, and the biological needs that give rise to these, are some of the constant elements of human experience that belie the seeming diversity reported by ethnographers (Brown 2004).

Technical mastery aside, Pletka's magic comes from his being able to paint Native subjects in a Native manner full of empathy, personal expression and symbolic meaning.

"By working with students in Brooklyn, we not only are teaching our young Americans ways of compassion, empathy, and expression; we are also providing a surrogate voice for the Afghan women who do not have the freedom to speak loudly on their own behalf," says Smith.

The four factors and their constituent facets are Well-Being (self-esteem, trait happiness, and trait optimism), Self-Control (emotion regulation, stress management, and low impulsiveness), Emotionality (emotion perception, trait empathy, emotion expression, and relationships), and Sociability (assertiveness, emotion management, and social awareness).

So there are a lot of data that show that we rise in power through empathy, through expressions of gratitude, and even virtuous tendencies.

"For every 50 people making bomb threats now to mosques," he said, "there are 500,000 people around the world behaving just the way we hoped they would, with empathy and expressions of grief.

Mass psychogenic illness could be thought of as the maladaptive version of the kind of empathy that finds expression in actual physical sensation: the contagious yawn or sympathetic nausea or the sibling who grabs his own finger when he sees his brother's bleed.

Silence is a form of listening, empathy, respect and expression.

By building a positive learning environment, DYV encourages in its students confidence, self-motivation, emotional expression, empathy for others, grit, and mastery.

Rather than discriminate against entire genres, or movements that we don't find to our liking, or stereotype entire cultures, let's focus on using music -- all music -- to bridge stereotypes, break down social barriers and bring people of all walks of life together to embrace common values of peace, freedom of expression, empathy and mutual respect.