Sentence examples for position of empathy from inspiring English sources

Like Olmsted, these architects operate from the position of empathy.

Within the phenomenological tradition, the above shortcomings of Lipps's position of empathy were quite apparent (see for example Stein 1917, 24 and Scheler 1973, 236).

It's not a position of empathy, but one of sovereignty.

These stereotypes correspond to gender stereotypes assigning women to positions of care, empathy and relationship, and men to more intellectual and leading skills.

To "put yourself in the position of the reader" requires an empathy, a sensitivity to other minds which can be difficult to train.

"I feel a lot of empathy for people who have positions that other people feel envious of.

Even though Dilthey himself never used the empathy terminology, his position certainly facilitated thinking about understanding as a form of empathy.

And so, Kenny, while carefully strapping his knees to the legs of a chair lest they betray some kind of humanity, recommends a careful measure of empathy: "Let anybody put themselves in the position of this family," he says.

And I can't help but wonder if he can countenance this kind of empathy because it allows him a male subject position.

A Star Is Born conveys the tenderness of empathy toward a human, not a persona in a position on a chart.

In the House, where he represented New Mexico, Mr. Richardson ascended to the position of deputy whip, a job that required him to use a blend of empathy, backslapping and bullying.