Sentence examples for humanist empathy from inspiring English sources

Humanist empathy devoid of the distinctly human is finally not art but merely grim reportage.

Far from the apologist of political violence portrayed by Maoist interpreters, however, Lu Xun emerges here as an energetic opponent of despotism, a humanist for whom empathy, not ideological zeal, was the key to achieving revolutionary ends.

A true humanist, he believed empathy to be at least as important a skill for a doctor as clinical expertise and scientific knowledge.

It's the first in nearly five years from Moodysson, who first burst onto the international scene in the late 1990s and early 2000s as a filmmaker of great empathy and humanist generosity, exploring the lives of young people with the teen lesbian romance "Show Me Love," the commune comedy "Together" and the devastating sex trafficking drama "Lilya 4-Ever".

"Her forthright activism and outspokenness about addiction, mental illness, and agnosticism have advanced public discourse on these issues with creativity and empathy," said the Humanist Hub, which gave her the award.

Mr. Eastwood's critique of his own persona is not liberal-humanist: it does not involve empathy or a recognition that there are complex reasons for the bad guys to have turned out as bad as they are.

I've found that lighting a menorah and attending a midnight Mass afford me an opportunity to meditate on the humanist values I hold dear: inclusiveness, empathy and a sense of humor.

Carl Rogers, one of the founders of the humanist school of psychology, states that empathy is: " To sense the patient's private world as if it were your own but without ever losing the "as if" quality…..to accurately sense the feelings and personal meanings the patient is experiencing and communicating…" Empathy plays a crucial role in the physician-patient therapeutic relationship.

"The museum, the Western institution I have dedicated my life to, with its familiar humanist offerings of knowledge and patrimony in the name of empathy and education, is one of the greatest holdouts of the colonialist enterprise," she said.

There's no forced attempt to smooth out her edges but with a script co-written by cinema's most underrated humanist Nicole Holofcener, it becomes impossible not to feel at least a shred of empathy.

But as a humanist, I think she would have taken a broader view and argued that we must cultivate empathy.