Ten years ago today, the United States Congress, in a remarkable display of compassion and bipartisanship, passed overwhelmingly legislation that established an historic and transforming global health program now known as PEPFAR -- the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
So sad that new Treasurer Scott Morrison, in a rare display of compassion, decided not to deliver his big "The age of 'the age of entitlement is over' is over" speech.
After the shooting, the world was riveted by the remarkable display of compassion shown by the Amish, as the quiet Christian sect embraced the Roberts family and strove to forgive its troubled sinner.
Zarif's public display of compassion for Rezaian, contrasted with the government's refusal to unilaterally release him, highlights the deep rift between the moderates in the country and the hardliners who are fearful of thawing relations between the U.S. and Iran.
According to Monica Worline, a professor of organization and management at Emory University and a POS scholar, overt displays of compassion usually come from co-workers, not management.
Humans can communicate compassion through facial gesture and touch, and these displays of compassion can serve vital social functions, strongly suggesting an evolutionary basis of compassion.
Yet in 2,000 pages of depositions, there have been few displays of compassion and fewer of outrage.
In both of them displays of compassion and generosity mask selfish agendas, and solicitude turns into collusion.
The camera turns to the most gruesome aspects of the work and demonstrates how the most broken lives can find meaning in quotidian displays of compassion.
She said she was stunned by the displays of compassion and kindness from those who helped -- including the designers and business owners who donated their time and resources.
True-life terror is tempered by the unexpected displays of compassion and simple kindness this family encounters during the darkest hours of their lives.
