Sentence examples for in which empathy from inspiring English sources
The events of 11 November 1938 offer a panorama of civilisation renounced: a nightmare world in which empathy is extinguished.
It is a surreal, dehumanised world in which empathy has little place and no allowance is made for the chaos of everyday life.
Where those books feature violent death and armed rebellion, the battle that Gabriel fights in "Son" is one in which empathy and love are his only weapons.
The pathos of Frances beseeching, "Isn't there a way to do this without lawyers?" is the setup for the too-common trajectory from attempts at civilized resolution to protracted war, in which empathy for the other drops out entirely.
For all their bonding, Shields seems ill-equipped to write a life of Jane Austen; she gives us instead a garrulous essay in which empathy replaces thought, speculation replaces substance and repetition tries to replace research.
Nor does it mean that when people feel little or no empathy they will not engage in helping behavior, since the desire to help can also be produced by a variety of processes in which empathy plays no role.
Elephants and dolphins belong to complex societies, he notes, so MSR may be present only in species for which empathy and social understanding are important.
Based on a large number of experimental studies, Batson has proposed the empathy-altruism hypothesis in which feeling empathy for another provokes a desire to help him or her [20].
My (wholly unscientific) research on elephants squares with Prof Byrne, when he wrote: "What elephants share with humans is that they live in an elaborate and complex network in which support, empathy, and help for others are critical for survival".
In addition to his novels, Dr. Stein has written one other nonfiction book, "The Lonely Patient," in which his empathy for the terminally ill and description of what goes on inside his white coat came through.
As a consequence of his moralization of social instincts, in which only empathy emerges as really good, his judgement of other sources of morality is far less favourable, since they involve large chunks of self-interest.
