Sentence examples for image of empathy from inspiring English sources
She is appalled, and reflects on what happened in the late Thirties: 'Had Britain and America opened their doors to the Jews, so many more people would have survived.' Her face, now creased with age, is an image of empathy for the suffering of people more than half a century ago.
In her influential redefinition of photography's boundaries, the images are devoid of empathy but full of uncomfortable intrigue.
They are cold and unsentimental, the images don't evoke the kind of empathy one might expect to feel when confronted with such injustice.
But Mackintosh also draws with emotional sensitivity and empathy: an image of the schoolyard, where a pensive girl fiddles with a stick (possibly torturing a snail), a boy chases desperately after a stolen ball and Frank's grandson quietly dreads show-and-tell, forms an exquisitely fraught tableau of latent childhood terrors and bouts of isolation.
Instilling the living and the human in the non-human, this work questions the deception of the virtualized image of the living and our empathy for a picture of the reconstructed body, in short the sensitive border between virtual reality and virtuality real".
During the PET measurements, the subjects passively viewed the images of the standardized Empathy Picture System (EPS) [7], as described by Geday et al [5].
The narcissistic person is marked by a grandiose self-image, a constant need for admiration, and a general lack of empathy for others.
Through adapting the connections relating to those two instances, the degree of empathy of dis-empathy of the God-image or individual can be varied.
Our ability to look at the flowers of crop fields – called arable weeds by some – and see an image of ourselves, implies a deeper, unquantifiable, empathy with the natural world, that which the writer E O Wilson calls biophilia.
