Sentence examples for slight empathy from inspiring English sources

Thus, John's eventual villainy (we won't spoil it entirely) is buffered by a slight empathy for the character.

Jacobson was the first such person to come before the Court to receive even the slightest empathy from it, and even a few years earlier his case might have been doomed from the start on that basis alone.

"abysmal" "outrageous" "disaster" The slightest amount of empathy would be nice.

Sometimes, however, a line is so blatantly crossed that those with even the slightest shred of empathy for their fellow man have to step away from the computer for a while to shake off how inhumane humans can be.

Pyle was a slight man of uncommon empathy who gained some fame as a roving national columnist for the Scripps Howard news service.

Analysis following removal of outliers showed a statistically significant slight increase in men's cognitive empathy during the Core Science component and slight decline in women's affective empathy during the Clinical component.

I would renounce those who feigned innocence or slight stupidity in order to create empathy in their readers; I would never fall into the trap of candor.

Guggenheim uses "humanize" to mean relatable; relatability as a requisite for empathy is only a very slight improvement on dehumanization.

Wiley was slight, middle-aged and noted for her apparent empathy for venomous snakes, which she freely handled.

The only ones noted were "Empathy: didn't mention listening"; "Empathy: slight self-centred example given", and "pleasant, not enormously focused, general insight fair".

Another recent study by Zenger Folkman found that female leaders bested their male peers on traits like empathy, influence, and conflict management, and even have a slight edge when it comes to being self-aware.