Meanings of human empathy in English

The grace of human empathy can be summoned through education and reason.

Despite the character's bulldozing vulgarity and contemptible bullying, a contradictory human empathy sustains.

If you had normal human empathy you'd realize how horribly odd this is.

He had a marvellous way with people, with great human empathy underneath the jokes.

I thought about the swallowed objects and purloined paychecks and sweet moments of canine- human empathy.

And there are physiological verities that we know -drugs and alcohol interfere with human empathy.

The guy is practically a social cripple, and at times he has seemed to lack human empathy.

How could I do my job if I felt actual human empathy for the victims I saw every day?

Many have been driven to a suicidal despair that only those devoid of human empathy can fail to understand.

It's become a commonplace to note Trump's lack of basic human empathy, his tendency to be unmoved by others' loss.

Those people do this very deliberately, and for nothing other than greed and a lack of human empathy, he said.

In creating a virtual-reality piece about the threat of war, Zec used the medium to communicate human empathy, compassion, and fear.

So, "coming in from the cold" also means displaying a fundamental human empathy, of living with sympathy for others.

Thus, all such groups are rebarbatively authoritarian, execrably violent, devoid of human empathy or emotions, suppressive, ostentatious, trenchant and often murderous.

We're about to roll out a series of biosynthetic masks for burn victims that will convey human empathy via facial expression mirroring.

A further consequence of this filtered experience of war is an erosion of the human empathy that makes war less likely, he said.