Sentence examples for wisdom empathy from inspiring English sources

Character, wisdom, empathy, decency and competence are essential qualities the prime minister will find hard to regain if he loses them.

In the rehearsal room and on camera, his stature encouraged younger colleagues to defer to his authority and to his judgment, not merely as a senior figure but as the purveyor of a wisdom, empathy and gravitas seldom encountered.

There's been a snaring in Singapore by Adam (Nesbitt) of a new wife, who has nothing at all going for her except youth, beauty, wit, money, wisdom, empathy and humour, and who is obviously wrong for him.

The mammalian brain is a fascinating organ, which breeds wisdom, empathy, and creativity, i.e., features unique to the human mind.

My hope is that I can point them in the direction of their True Self so they can experience the qualities of wisdom, empathy, love and compassion that are alive inside of them.

Norma will be remembered by family and friends for her wisdom and empathy.

Although AC was unrelated to academic achievement or SAT scores, those higher in AC tended to be described by peers as having social wisdom, thoughtfulness, empathy, and openness.

My Life on the Road is a book bursting with wisdom, joy, empathy and a pragmatic optimism about the struggles that have kept its author travelling for more than 60 years.

I'm hoping to learn the skills, perspective, wisdom, and empathy that I need to also eventually become a leader in the field, to help bring mental well-being to a greater and greater proportion of those in need.

We will remember him for a myriad of virtues as wisdom, confidence, empathy and honesty, as well as outstanding motivation and communication skills.

For the full list of questions, check out the What's Your Name? activity in the book I coauthored, The Compassionate Classroom: Lessons that Nurture Wisdom and Empathy.