Sentences with phrase «bit of empathy»

If you havent already, attending WITH your tenant might be worth a shot... after all, your showing a bit of empathy for their situation and helping your situation as well.

A little bit of empathy can go a long way.

A bit of empathy can go a long way to understanding the person's situation and the struggles they are facing.

There's a couple genuinely funny parts, but not enough; and while you have to love a sport where drinking is an integral part of the training regimen, at no point in the film does one feel the slightest bit of empathy for the players who are about to lose their jobs... and in a movie with that as the central conflict, that's a problem.

Like Gollum before him, Smaug (voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch) is an impressively rendered CGI creation, simmering with menace and infused with a bit of empathy.

«You are completely incapable of even the slightest bit of empathy» = > sorry you feel that way my heart goes out to you.

You are completely incapable of even the slightest bit of empathy, and merely think the more pious you seem, and the more assertions you make that means your right.

Not exact matches

A smart leader uses empathy, negotiates on the behalf of employees, and acts a bit rebellious.

Soussan admits this type is a bit of a rare bird in her experience, but she has occasionally come across a founder whose core skill is a mix of «communication, empathy (social intelligence, understanding the other) and inspiration.»

An empty sippy cup, an uncomfortable sock seam or not knowing what to do about the pain from an ant bite, for example, are all perfectly reasonable explanations for a tantrum that does not require discipline but does require lots of empathy.

(2) a bit more seriously, and sadly, my m - i - l was told not to nurse when her children were born (in the» 50's) and I can't help but think that contributed somewhat to her lack of enthusiasm and empathy.

Why not get a bit of attention, empathy and TLC - you've earned it!

Now, I may have been anthropomorphizing that last bit, but the animations of these robots is so convincing, I actually felt empathy towards a simulated form of life, within the confines of a video game.

Of course, like practically all comedies centering on a boorish and unlikable individual, this wraps up with a few insincere moments of character maturity and empathy, but here such bits are no harder to take than the desperate gags flailing and falling flat at a rapid cliOf course, like practically all comedies centering on a boorish and unlikable individual, this wraps up with a few insincere moments of character maturity and empathy, but here such bits are no harder to take than the desperate gags flailing and falling flat at a rapid cliof character maturity and empathy, but here such bits are no harder to take than the desperate gags flailing and falling flat at a rapid clip.

You may assume empathy and even genuinely feel empathy, but for whatever reason, be it unfamiliarity or decades of pop culture that make you assume how everyone acts, your interactions prove to be little more than micro-aggressions that serve as a biting reminder of the clear power divide despite living in a post Civil Rights America.

But she says she knows what is working for Joyner — and quite a bit of it is «social emotional learning» that helps kids develop empathy and positive relationships.

- Lidia Yuknavitch, author of The Book of Joan «Jonathan Evison can write about anything and make it sing with hard - bitten empathy.

Robin has always had quite a bit of compassion and empathy for animals and finds talking and building relationships with our clients to be her favorite parts of her job.

Now, I may have been anthropomorphizing that last bit, but the animations of these robots is so convincing, I actually felt empathy towards a simulated form of life, within the confines of a video game.

Those that defend us, or have empathy with us, or at least show a bit of understanding: we love you, we are making games for you, we love the respect, suggestions and downright awesome ideas you give us.

Man doesn't exist at the center of this way of thinking, so it's a bit destabilizing, but empathy doesn't come without a little pain.

Gary Indiana wrote of her work in Utopia's Debris (2008): «This is the subtext: The conviction that empathy can, in fact, change the world — a little at a time, and not always, and you will only improve things a little bit, anyway, but if you don't even try, the incurably ugly side of human nature has already won the war inside us all.»

I must admit I fell a little bit in love with McEachern that day as he displayed empathy for a marginalized woman, he accurately understood the unfairness of the situation and he attempted to correct the wrong that was done.

The authors» broad test of «mating intelligence,» originally devised as a magazine quiz, measures both desirable traits like creativity and kindness, and relationship skills like empathy, lie - detection... and even a bit of deception.»