Sentence examples for empathy humanity from inspiring English sources

Language is important, and I was struck by the frequent use of the terms dignity, rights and justice, underscoring the injection of empathy, humanity and equality into the equation.

Looking at Bryan Fuller's adaptation of Thomas Harris Hanniball saga, we find a show that uses the outsize psychopathy of its villain as a way to examine the pains and struggles of empathy: humanity as a type of insanity, and vice versa.

All the while, he painted mellow canvases overflowing with empathy, humanity, and compassion.

Memorable, too, is the astonishing Psychology for the Fighting Man, a work of startling empathy and humanity, produced in 1943 and distributed to American forces.

"I try to appeal to people's sense of decency, empathy and humanity," says Russell. "It's not funny.

Stones for Bread, for example, calls for a return to empathy and humanity in Australia's approach to asylum seekers.

Lovers of literature might feel tremendous empathy for humanity, but they don't always like other people very much.

We need empathy and humanity to deal with those people who are the symptom of our problems in a way that will rehabilitate rather than further victimise them.

Murray praised "the beautiful empathy and humanity" of Jordan's writing and there is a heart-melting tenderness in the play's depiction of extreme poverty.

With the disappointing "Godard Mon Amour" currently playing in theatres, it's worth considering other films that approach real-life romances with more imagination, empathy, and humanity.

Being a writer of empathy and humanity, not to mention a wee overdose of imagination, Steinbeck gives a detailed account of Charley's foibles, preferences and prejudices.