Sentence examples for Compassionate smile from inspiring English sources

There are tears of course, but also a kind, compassionate smile.

Culture is built on thousands of simple gestures and comments the difference between encouraging employees to share their struggles and telling someone to get back to work, between a compassionate smile and a raised eyebrow.

It's as if she now occupies a new emotional dimension, and in the sadly compassionate smile that she gives Perdita (Francesca Hayward) in the ballet's final scene is the foreknowledge that her daughter will have to make the same anguished journey from innocence to experience.

In some recent studies I've conducted, we have found that when people perform behaviors associated with compassionate love warm smiles, friendly hand gestures, affirmative forward leans their bodies produce more oxytocin.

The sound of his voice and the story behind his smiling, compassionate face make me want to play my own part in making the continent a better place.

They smiled the most compassionate, white-toothed, eye-creasing smiles. .

Though Ms. Golden had lost touch in recent years, she remembered Mr. Daniels as "a loving and caring guy, understanding and compassionate," who was constantly smiling.

Her behavior surprised none of us, who knew her as a diligent and compassionate physician, always with a smile on her face even as the rest of us groused about being overworked.

George Morell, a broker of mortgage-backed securities at Cantor Fitzgerald, a securities firm that says it lost almost three-quarters of its New York staff, was a compassionate man with an infectious smile.

"Mollie was a young, intelligent, caring woman with a ready smile and a compassionate heart," Tibbetts Murphy wrote on Facebook.

As usual, Ms. Redgrave's compassionate gaze and dreamy half-smile convey several lifetimes of experience.