Meanings of more empathy in English

They feel more empathy when they see White skin pierced than Black.

First the renegade Core elements continued cannibalizing to evolve more empathy-prone Core elements.

Already, call-centre software systems can prompt staff to show more empathy.

And I suddenly felt a lot more empathy for Michael's confusion.

She thought the funeral director had more empathy than that.

Adults needed better education about how to treat children and teenagers with more empathy, he said.

And that was very important for me: I learned more empathy, and about human relationships, partnerships.

And people sorta pushed back on it, and is there you know more empathy or not empathy?

We tend to think that the way to address disease and death is to have more empathy.

But he has faced criticism for not showing more empathy and a way forward for improving race relations.

There are many arguments now, but like, it's about the empathy question, does it create more empathy or not?

The more comfortable your participants are, the more normally they'll behave and the more empathy and understanding you'll gain.

Females might be inclined to display more empathy than males with Asperger's syndrome so they won't be picked out.

The greyness has been feasting on me. But could the collective experience of enduring the coronavirus be helping us, as a society, build more empathy?

Mostly how much she's like you - smart but not freakishly smart, with more empathy, emotional stability and sense of duty than most people have.

Turner said while he never felt personally objectified, it enabled him to have more empathy towards women who have found themselves in a similar position.