Sentence examples for empathy feel from inspiring English sources

And while I found the play's dark coda to be unnecessarily sensational, the more memorable passages illuminate how people separated by great social divides can, through the power of the imagination driven by empathy, feel their way into one another's lives and be changed by the process.

If your doctor takes your problems seriously, if they listen to you with empathy, feel like your ally, involve you in decision-making (sharing the pros and cons of treatments in a straightforward way), then you're naturally more likely to trust them.

And banks neatly fit the psychopath profile; they lack empathy, feel no remorse and take pleasure in manipulating others.

Those "against empathy" worry that we may do harm by being "for empathy". Those "for empathy" feel the same way about being "against empathy". Personally, I find arguing for or against empathy akin to arguing for or against gravity.

This intermediate group stood out from the others regarding the lack of empathy felt towards the birth family by showing less positive feelings in this respect.

Presence was a powerful predictor of flow, character identification, and empathy felt during the games.

But the sneering, celebratory tone of much of the criticism, as well as lacking empathy, felt ill-advised.

"The similarities between chimpanzees and humans inspire the empathy felt for a beloved pet," New York state supreme court justice Barbara Jaffe wrote.

The reader, says Cooper, "is invited to identify with Marie's plight in a manner that foreshadows the empathy felt for the rape victim in 'Deception (1950).

In feeling so charged we all wondered how the hell to tell a story of love when empathy feels so frighteningly rare?

Nuanced empathy can feel so grotesquely inadequate to the truth.