Sentence examples for true empathy from inspiring English sources

With true empathy we are much less likely to inflict the same misery on others.

The power of true empathy is that it requires you to say very little.

"I don't think true empathy and sympathy requires one to shed one's own personal moral beliefs," wrote one.

Munson achieves a dramatic irony here, juxtaposing what Addison says with what he observes and revealing his true empathy despite his protestations to the contrary.

But although the results are clear enough, Dr Custance argues that more work needs to be done to be sure that such behaviour is true empathy.

"A more compassionate response," he said, "is 'I am praying for myself to have the courage to help you.' " True empathy inspires what sociologists call instrumental aid.

It may be true that empathy can fill in the voids left by inexperience, but it must be an empathy that engages the perception of real events and living things--their sensations and affects in the world--not representations of them in language and art alone.

The same is true of empathy.

If it is true that empathy is a necessary motivator for making the world a better place, what happens when we feel bombarded every day with the details of local and global disasters, with every shocking crime, political scandal and climate calamity here and abroad?

And if alien impostors produced such acts, without a special empathy-detector camera, wouldn't we just assume they were true acts of empathy?

Her true enemy was empathy.