I am one of the most empathetic people that I know.
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If you think about that technology, it's the most empathetic of any technologies.
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"[Mary Poppins] is one of the most empathetic characters I've played," Blunt tells PEOPLE.
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I want a tough young girl who also is the most empathetic one in the room.
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"Sidra is the most empathetic and passionate person I know — she helps fill my blind spots."
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In fact, the character most empathetic to their plight is a government agent tasked with catching them.
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Be your most empathetic self when it comes to others as well as your own inner world.
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The youngest, Anne Feltovich, a Latin teacher in her 30s, was the most persistent and appeared the most empathetic.
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"Doing it with a PowerPoint slide show perhaps wasn't the most empathetic gesture," Mr. Randolph said with a laugh.
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" Ford had equally kind words to say to Hammer, calling him "one of the most empathetic men that I know.
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There's Jackson — "the most empathetic person you'll ever meet," Miguel says — who keeps Kelly and Miguel going on the daily.
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I've met sexual sadists who were nightmares in the bedroom but the kindest and most empathetic people outside of it.
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Still, Fleishman was by Taffy Brodesser-Akner, who has written the smartest and most empathetic celebrity profiles I've ever read.
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Even the most empathetic depictions of surviving rape often rely on this cocktail of subsequent emotions to portray survivors on screen.
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"On a scale of one to 10, 10 being the most empathetic, he scores a 10," he continues of his client.
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Pisces is one the most empathetic signs in the zodiac, so it will be super easy to connect with others on a loving level.
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Drita has an undeniably strong presence, but once you talk to her, you realize she is one of the most empathetic people you will meet.
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The actor Alan Alda, who played one of the most empathetic characters in television history — M.A.S.H.'s Hawkeye Pierce — wrote the forward to The Empathy Effect.
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It's hard to describe what's so special about Hello, My Name is Doris, but it's easily the most empathetic film I've seen this year, or maybe ever.
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And he sets the tone for Ciaran O'Reilly's astute and compassionate revival, which opened on Thursday night, of one of the most empathetic ghost stories ever told.
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As one of the most empathetic signs in the zodiac, Pisces is super sensitive to other people's vibes, and it needs plenty of time alone to recharge.
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I'll give you an example, you know, when I was hurt, the guy who called me the most was Hasso and the guy that was the most empathetic was Hasso.
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As one of the most empathetic signs in the zodiac, you hate fighting with people; no matter how witty your diss is, it always makes you feel bad as well.
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Lest we take Moss for granted, this week's episode, "Holly," was a reminder that her work on this series comprises some of the most empathetic and nuanced acting in any medium.
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Creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg's creation remains one of the strongest and most empathetic representations of mental illness out there, while also packing enough jokes per second to floor the most serious stoic.
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Barnstorming Kendall is actually the Roy who displays the most empathetic reaction to the cruise ship scandal, saying "this is not okay," that it shouldn't be minimized, pushing for a full investigation and disavowal.
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Though these qualities are generally positive—Pisces are also said to be the most psychic sign of the zodiac, and definitely among the most empathetic—its mutability can also manifest as a frustrating chameleon complex.
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The conflict ripping apart Syria has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, but it has been making headlines for so long that even the most empathetic among us may be growing inured to the horror.
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" Calling her "one of the most empathetic people I've ever met," Kotb tells PEOPLE that hearing Bush Hager confide in her about her pregnancy — and her feelings of guilt — made her love her pregnant co-host "so much more.
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The instrument is scored on a scale of 0 (being the least empathetic possible) to 80 (being the most empathetic possible). A useful cut-off of 30 was established when screening for autism spectrum disorders.
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In defense of dolphins: the new moral frontier. Malden, MA: Blackwell Pub.. A multitude of behaviors has been observed in primates, both in captivity and in the wild, and in particular in bonobos, which are reported as the most empathetic of all the primates.The age of empathy: nature's lessons for a kinder society By: Waal, F. B. M. de. Harmony Books 2009 A recent study has demonstrated prosocial behavior elicited by empathy in rodents.
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These mood swings terrified her parents and they were fearful of the same problems in her brother, although it is shown Steve has had his temper more under control. Another episode revealed that Hayley flies into a rage when men break up with her. It has gotten to the point where Hayley will have to go to jail if another relationship she has falls apart. While still the most empathetic and possibly most sensible member of the Smith family, Hayley's generally intelligent and independent character becomes more at doubt in later seasons.
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Holy Roman Emperor FrederickII was excommunicated for frequently breaking an obligation to the pope to join the crusade. In 1225, his marriage to Isabella II of Jerusalem, John of Brienne's daughter and heir, meant he had a claim to the kingdom of Jerusalem. In 1227 he embarked on crusade but was forced to abandon it due to illness but in 1228 he finally reached Acre. Culturally, Frederick was the Christian monarch most empathetic to the Muslim world, having grown up in Sicily, with a Muslim bodyguard and even a harem.
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Back when the two were dating, they had several break ups. Hayley is very often the most empathetic member of her family. For example, she helped to unionize the homeless men Stan paid to fight each other, helped free foster children that Roger had enslaved, and is the one most likely to stand up for people's rights when her family tries to exploit people. Nevertheless, she is also sometimes seen as hypocritical and has moments of weakness—for example, in "Camp Refoogee" she went to an African refugee camp and swore to help the starving people during the short time she expected to be there.
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His birth name is Donald, but his former boss, Gavin, once referred to him as Jared, and the nickname stuck, despite the Pied Piper team knowing it's not his real name. He is frequently roasted by the other employees of Pied Piper, aside from Richard who often protects him, though he tends to be oblivious of this or too uptight to actually understand the insult. Jared is usually depicted as the most empathetic person on the team, given most of the team's moral ambiguity. Over the course of the series, Jared drops bits and pieces of his considerably dark backstory, such as being the product of a forced adoption to finding his biological father in the Ozarks.
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He studied and converted to Islam during this period, taking the name Abdullah Ibn Buhaina, although he stopped being a practicing Muslim in the 1950s and continued to perform under the name "Art Blakey" throughout his career. As the 1950s began, Blakey was backing musicians such as Davis, Parker, Gillespie, Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk; he is often considered to have been Monk's most empathetic drummer, and he played on both Monk's first recording session as a leader (for Blue Note Records in 1947) and his final one (in London in 1971), as well as many in between. Blakey toured with Buddy DeFranco from 1951 to 1953 in a band that also included Kenny Drew.
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