morrell

British  

/ məˈrɛl /

noun

1. a tall eucalyptus, Eucalyptus longicornis, of SW Australia, having pointed buds

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Etymology

Origin of morrell

from a native Australian language

Example Sentences

It requires, Morrell explains, “openness toward others, reciprocity, tolerance, mutual respect, inclusion, attentiveness, cooperation and fairness.”

From Slate

Empathy, Morrell continues, “helps us to understand the ‘impacts a decision will have on others’ ” and leads to “legitimate, justified democratic decision-making that truly takes all into consideration.”

From Slate

Without empathy, Morrell observes, “democracy will be a broken promise.”

From Slate

Professor Michael Morrell argues that “the process of empathy involves understanding another’s feelings, and sensing as these feelings change, but not judging or actually sharing them.”

From Slate

"They are Championship-ready players who can grow and develop," adds former Wrexham player and manager Andy Morrell, who also played Championship football with Coventry City and Blackpool.

From BBC