Sentence examples for grown empathy from inspiring English sources

I witnessed his transformation from a point of white privilege to someone who's grown empathy and understanding of the crimes his ancestors committed against Australia's indigenous people.

Across the western world there is evidence of a growing empathy deficit.

The big picture is clear: there's a growing empathy deficit that is creating new levels of social division.

Catherine Carby superbly registers Iphigénie's fear of Craig Smith's thuggish, xenophobic Thoas, and heart-rendingly delineates her growing empathy for the stranger she must kill, unaware that he is, in fact, her brother.

Teaching kids to respect one another's space, from even a very young age, helps grow empathy.

Fundamentally, Travel 3.0 is about learning and growing empathy and understanding about the world in which we live and travel.

Second, wealthy people today are more physically separate from the poor than ever before, resulting in a growing empathy gap.

In the following four sections, the moods of the men fluctuate from anger at their desperate situation, to a growing empathy for one another and the sudden realization that nature is indifferent to their fates.

Mirror neurons presumably afford the core mechanism, while the surrounding dolls add capacities which finally yield full grown human empathy.

The fast emphasizes self-sacrifice and using the experience of hunger to grow in empathy with the hungry.

Today, I have to wonder how the scholar who described so aptly the spread of ideas can ignore the broadcast power of modern tools, and the undeniable value these tools bring to growing cultural empathy and geopolitical awareness for those who may not otherwise engage.