Sentence examples for a compassionate one from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, meanwhile, wants credit both as a traditional Republican and a compassionate one.

One mother at the school, Molly Gordy, whose daughter Chloë Drew is a sixth grader at Rodeph Sholom, said she thought the policy was a compassionate one.

Their God is a compassionate one who wants to protect and provide for his children.

In Louisville, a city of just under a million people 50 miles north of the Boone Family Farm, Mayor Greg Fischer has committed his administration to building a healthy city that is also a compassionate one.

If we want to build a nation that can outlast the massive changes that our environment will continue to demand from us, the only path that can hold us securely is a compassionate one.

Please make sure of one thing, however, and that is to make 2014 a compassionate one by only shopping for cruelty-free products which feature the Leaping Bunny logo.

That is what moving the centre ground looks like: a government that talks about a compassionate one-nation approach as it makes the country more unequal.

David Cameron staked his claim to be prime minister yesterday, urging voters to trust him to administer the painful medicine needed to cure the debt crisis as he spelt out his vision of a compassionate, one-nation, Conservative Britain.

Osborne will hit back, and is due to tell MPs: "It is a budget of a compassionate, one-nation Conservative government determined to deliver both social justice and economic security.

Owen is a fiercely moral writer – a result, perhaps, of that philosophy degree – and a deeply compassionate one, capable of giving characters their dues.

3) It takes training and strong mental health to become a journalist, particuarly a good and compassionate one.