Sentence examples for Heartfelt compassion from inspiring English sources

Even after benefit concerts started to mix heartfelt compassion with televised self-promotion, musicians became voices of public sentiment, lifted for a moment out of private concerns.

Everyone in her small town and her office knows, everyone reacts with a dewy and heartfelt compassion, but the silence is deafening, and her silence only compounds her agony.

During a fundraiser last November, Rep. Kennedy gave a touching, personal keynote address that brought to life Professor Grossman's renowned legal scholarship, fearless dedication to social justice, and heartfelt compassion for those he protected.

Yet they are both values-driven leaders who possess moral courage, heartfelt compassion for human suffering and a deep-seated desire to serve a cause greater than self-interest - all virtues people yearn to see more of in those accorded the privilege, power and responsibility to lead change.

"At UConn, we feel nothing but heartfelt compassion for every victim of sexual violence, and we will never stop working to keep our students safe, to prevent sexual assault and to aid victims".

Three vital tenets of traditional practice have been strong connection to the patient and family, clear communication, and heartfelt compassion.

Loving kindness -- wishing well for others -- and heartfelt empathic compassion are great protections from the pernicious disease and restlessness of anger, fear, resentment, jealousy and bitterness.

I send out heartfelt love and compassion to all those who suffer from depression more seriously, and not just in the deep winter months.

"[It] also can be, I think, so heartfelt that you almost can get a pang of compassion for the thing".

It is, in my opinion, the gold standard: empathic listening; real compassion; a sense of belonging; practical, realistic advice; heartfelt optimism; kindly humour.

His alternative prescription was heartfelt Democratic liberalism, calling on Americans to become one community, exercise compassion, embrace government as good and recognise that "at the heart of the matter we are bound one to another".This was inspiring and idealistic, but already old-fashioned.