Sentence examples for intelligent empathy from inspiring English sources

Salles, for once, doesn't get to grips with his subject, and the film doesn't throb with his usual intelligent empathy.

In this is also the capacity for intelligent empathy, the ability to understand the other side even when you may not share it.

And the first President George Bush praised his Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas as "a warm, intelligent person who has great empathy".

My personal definition of empathy is an intelligent and egoless connection and understanding.

He is a delightful and warm, intelligent person who has great empathy and a wonderful sense of humor.

The apes, injected with DNA intended to prevent Alzheimer's, become super intelligent, and develop humanish traits like empathy.

His eye was intelligent and it watered with a kind of permanent empathy.

And Clinton would be a natural in the role: He's intelligent and articulate yet reassuringly folksy, and he exudes empathy on cue.

Compassionate care is described as: "… how care is given through relationships based on empathy, respect and dignity - it can also be described as intelligent kindness, and is central to how people perceive their care.

But, as with all his movies, Sayles radiates a calm and sweet-natured empathy; it's a non-coercive kind of movie-making, and makes for an intelligent film.

Of course, apes and monkeys are highly intelligent, use or even make tools, have high levels of communication abilities, can build political alliances, show empathy to strangers, nurture kin, and otherwise exhibit extraordinary levels of social and intellectual behaviors, and in many ways are worthy of admiration.