Sentence examples for form of vicarious from inspiring English sources

"Film is a form of vicarious empowerment.

Many of the arguments against the project once struck me as a form of vicarious Nimby.

"Stories say what I can't," the author writes in this memoir in which short fiction becomes a form of vicarious living.

In recent years, we have added a form of vicarious possession to our consumption: there is so much covetable material to drool over online that it is no longer possible, let alone necessary, to imagine owning a tenth of it.

Any recognition of the feeling of others, including empathy, assumes some form of vicarious feelings.

Unfortunately, in Lipps one finds also a much broader sense of empathy that is not compatible with the notion of empathy as a form of vicarious imitation.

It's a kind of vicarious, cost-free involvement.

Pitchfork Media named the song the sixth best song of 2010, with the staff writing "it's all of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy's pathology and genius in digest form, the vicarious, timeless thrill of hearing a crazy talented person act crazy and talented".

It may be possible, Ms. Murphy said, to prosecute the archdiocese, which in legal form is a corporation, under the theory of vicarious liability, which holds corporations strictly accountable for the actions of their employees in some situations.

If I experienced a vicarious, removed form of grief, that is a tribute to Didion's skill in telling her story.

According to the theory, imagery, particularly imagining or visualizing the self engaging in a desired behavior, leads to behavior change because it provides a form of a 'self-model' or vicarious experience, which is central to the development of self-efficacy.