Sentence examples for evoking empathy from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Mr. Steinberg has a sensitive style that is unflinchingly honest in portraying students' emotional journeys, evoking empathy in the reader.

Ico and Shadow of the Colossus are exemplars of how the best video games accomplish this, evoking empathy in the gamer through the play itself, rather than through dialogue or animation.

Humans are the only animals who have this ability and it's believe this display evolved over time as a way for us, as hyper-social creatures, to resolve conflict non-verbally by evoking empathy.

"You don't often hear Donald Trump and empathy used in the same sentence," Bloom told me, "but he was extraordinarily skilled at evoking empathy for certain people: for people who have been left out, for people who have been humiliated by the establishment, for victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.

Virtual reality is a great medium for evoking empathy and relating personal stories, and as such, it's a medium that's been embraced by no less than the United Nations.

"Photography has this ability to evoke empathy.

And while many of Mr. Spielberg's films are visual feasts, they manage to evoke empathy and stimulate the imagination.

The rough-and-tumble expressionism of the artist's style avoids sentimentality, though the piece evokes empathy.

CITIZEN RUTH Alexander Payne's 1996 satire, about a pregnant derelict caught between factions in the abortion wars, is anything but jaundiced: poking both where it tickles and where it hurts, Payne evokes empathy without pity and tenderness without sentiment.

This paper considers the impact of gender on the design of animated agents that aim to evoke empathy and to encourage children to explore issues related to bullying.

Many of Batson's own experiments, some of which we'll describe below, also support the contention that both spontaneously evoked empathy and empathy engendering experimental manipulations increase the likelihood of helping behavior.