Sentence examples for likely to empathize from inspiring English sources

I chatted with Holmes about the "overview effect," where people, when presented with a view of earth from afar, are much more likely to empathize with others and see the pettiness of so-called major issues in the face of viewing our little planet.

Poachers are less likely to empathize with animals but also human beings.

When they work together in mix-and-match structures and depend on the performance of people from other groups for their own success, they are more likely to empathize with differences rather than mistrust them.

Research has shown that we are less likely to empathize with people whom we believe are responsible for their suffering -- i.e., people who "get what they deserve".

This could be because a good ability to empathize is more likely to influence performance in the interaction based OSCEs than the practical OSCEs where neither involved interaction with a patient or colleague.

We found that 5-year-olds who participated not only made better grades, they were also more likely to share and empathize with classmates who they previously expressed dislike toward.

Try harder to empathize with people you don't like.

The judge seemed to empathize.

Still, it helps to empathize, workers said.

"People tend to empathize with animals".

"You have to empathize with your stepwife.