Sentence examples for empathy loss from inspiring English sources
Institutional strategies aimed at preserving idealism may therefore provide a partial remedy to burnout-inducing conditions, empathy loss, and a hidden curriculum that encourages students away from less lucrative or prestigious practice and specialty choices.
Participants also reported a greater sense of empathy, attachment, loss and an increased awareness of their own ageing and mortality.
The naturalist's memoir covering lessons of empathy, gratitude and loss she learned while studying 13 animals.
Today, we should take time to reflect on our society that approached the death of young people as a conflict between races instead of exercising human empathy over the loss of a minor.
Perhaps the novel has maintained its hold on our imaginations because it's fundamentally about empathy or the loss thereof--a phenomenon that allows for what Clausewitz termed "the continuation of politics by other means," a state we know only too well, as war.
In it, she struck a tone on Israel that was markedly more hard-line than that of the Obama administration, generally avoiding empathy with Palestinian losses and asserting, "If I were the prime minister of Israel, you're damn right I would expect to have control over security" on the West Bank.
Greenfield also warned there was a risk of loss of empathy as children read novels less.
With empathy, I mourn the loss of the kindest friend and sweetest spirit.
By doing so, we can counter the loss of empathy that results from holding power, and in turn enable better leadership and human connections at work.
And, by doing so, we can counter the loss of empathy that results from holding power, and in turn enable better leadership and human connections at work.
