Sentence examples for a compassionate language from inspiring English sources

And it would be a compassionate language.

In some of his most compassionate language about victims of sexual abuse to date, the cardinal said he had been meeting with victims and their families.

Practically, that means making the case against spending cuts not only in the compassionate language of care for those who lose out, but also in hard-headed terms about what makes sense for the British economy.

"While he's doubling down on what he's saying, it's important to weave in some compassionate language about the 47percentt and how many of are looking to create a better life for themselves and to follow the American dream," Bonjean said.

Hundreds of people have tweeted at me in the past 12 hours with messages that echo various notes Trump has struck on the campaign trail -- his contempt for black people and their concerns, his casual misogyny, his anything-but-compassionate language regarding mental illness and his genuinely frightening readiness to suggest that maybe it's OK to meet words with physical violence.

John McGahern, in contrast to Joyce's late work, achieved an unmatched mastery of simplicity in language and with a compassionate and unwavering gaze wrote bravely of what was commonplace but could not be spoken of.

This requires 1 - Empathy for the depth of people's fears 2 - Familiarity with the messages they receive 3 - Familiarity with their belief systems 4 - Ability to communicate specifically in their language 5 - A compassionate tone of calming rather than judgment or making them worng.

It culminates with a compassionate, almost plea-like mantra of "He who fears death cannot enjoy life" (in several different languages).

A compassionate person will be compassionate.

It is a compassionate portrait.

"Ray's a compassionate man.