Sentence examples for possessing empathy from inspiring English sources

Rousseau was credited with inventing the phrase "noble savage" (though it was actually Dryden's coinage); he believed that the human savage was "naturally" and "innately" compassionate about others, possessing empathy and disinclined to see others suffer.

Reversed On Appeal: The Uncertain Future of President Obama's "Empathy Standard" – John Paul Rollert (Yale Law Journal Online, 2010) – a fascinating exploration of President Obama's commitment to hiring judges possessing empathy and deep life experience, and the political firestorm it incited.

"I thought it would be really interesting to test one of these high-level hypotheses with a species which, it is very clear, do not possess empathy".

Eventually, though, the moment will come when machines possess empathy, the ability to innovate and other traits we perceive as uniquely human.

If he is seductive and charismatic, as South suggests, it may be because the qualities he possesses — empathy, modesty — are magnified beyond normal range by the pedantry of the fashion business.

Empathy for Donald Trump, a man who – among his many other evident faults – by all appearances possesses no empathy for others is a pretty unnerving feeling, I can tell you.

We possess the empathy to imagine, to be in another's shoes.

And the people who run labor unions possess little empathy for how difficult and risky and remarkable it is to build something like Amazon.

In the article, one of Cardinal Tagle's mentors, Father Rome Ner, was quoted as saying he possesses "remarkable empathy, as well as discipline and intellect".

Nor, though she possesses extraordinary empathy, does she wrap up chaotic Mexico City or troubled Bogotá in a bow and try to sell it to you as if it were Tuscany or Provence.

"Before this project, I don't think I possessed the empathy that I do now," Kerth said.