Sentence examples for a compassionate action from inspiring English sources

After news of Michael's arrest went viral, PETA announced they were awarding Michael with a Compassionate Action Award.

ServiceSpace's 300K members incubate compassionate action in a multitude of ways, with its inspiration portals receiving 100M hits a year.

On March 22, for the first time ever, Armstrong will present the "State of the Charter for Compassion," highlighting the progress made around the world to re-center society around compassionate action and create a more peaceful planet.

Every apparently compassionate action is, therefore, simply a matter of quid pro quo.

In fact, in a way, the absence of religion made my compassionate action seem more meaningful.

May leaders who gather at the UN in a few weeks speak strongly about the need for compassionate action on behalf of the people of the Lake Chad Basin and around the world who live amidst violence and deprivation.

It's an effort to restore compassionate thinking -- and, even more importantly, compassionate action -- to the center of our lives.

Self-deception has been considered objectionable because it facilitates harm to others (Linehan 1982) and to oneself, undermines autonomy (Darwall 1988; Baron 1988), corrupts conscience (Butler 1722), violates authenticity (Sartre 1943), and manifests a vicious lack of courage and self-control that undermine the capacity for compassionate action (Jenni 2003).

Myoshin Kelley will be offering a weekend program on the six paramitas in New York called "The Path of Compassionate Action," on Feb 28 - March 1.

It will be an act of faith and it will alchemize your trauma into purposeful compassionate action!

At the root of these stories are intense and moving accounts of real human suffering, which is captured and conveyed with a sense of immediacy and urgency that is meant to galvanize reading audiences to compassionate action.