In his work there is wit and, above all, an encompassing empathy lacking from some among the nouvelle vague.
He was also the most gracious of hosts, and no one who experienced it will ever forget the warmth of his welcome or the merriment of his smile, his unfailing good humor, his encompassing empathy, his deep caring.
Their selection of works by sixty-three artists, whose roots are scattered from Milwaukee to San Juan to Tehran, conveys a national mood that encompasses empathy, action, rage, and reflection.
For that very reason, researchers in psychology nowadays tend no longer to conceive of empathy exclusively either in affective or cognitive terms but as encompassing both.
Moore is quite funny and, particularly in her nuanced portrait of the tragic Helen, she is capable of the sort of empathy that encompasses the full range, for good and ill, of being human.
Humanistic behaviours, which encompass personal attributes such as empathy, respect and compassion are a predominant theme of importance [ 5, 6, 8, 13- 15].
(Pasolini's empathy for his male subjects often encompassed an attraction to them).
Many aspects of social and emotional functioning that appear to be impaired in ASD (i.e., adaptability, empathy, social awareness, and communication) are encompassed by trait EI (Petrides, Hudry, Michalaria, Swami, & Sevdalis, 2011).
Today, the empathy of emerging adults is broadening to encompass an ever-larger circle of humanity.
Patient dehumanization encompasses impersonal medical routines surrounding patient care that lack dignity, empathy, or privacy.
