Sentence examples for a compassionate view from inspiring English sources

More generally he takes a compassionate view of avatars and the people behind them.

It is a comic screed against consumerism, a compassionate view of people's quest for meaning, an optimistic guide to decoding the mysteries of the universe.

It is a compassionate view of history shared by Alia in Mile End: "My thoughts are with the victims of the Ripper.

I always had a compassionate view of the people Christian Aid supports, but I think this experience gave me greater empathy, not to mention a greater sense of urgency about the need to tackle extreme poverty.

This is a cautionary tale about unexamined lives, an investigation of betrayal by degree, of time's diminishing options and a compassionate view of the sneaky, silent terrors of middle age.

Assisting someone to die, which also includes accompanying someone to Dignitas, carries a potential prison sentence of up to 14 years, although judges have taken a compassionate view in the past.

Where Springsteen or Dylan would rail at the injustices done to the working man, Flowers, a practising Mormon, takes a more compassionate view, singing: "Don't be afraid to knock on the door if you fall on hard times".

As these efforts grew, the government slowly moved away from a strictly punitive attitude toward drug users to a more compassionate view that they had health issues.

But perhaps Obama will now take a more compassionate view of Hillary Clinton's vote to authorize it.

"You have to destroy your life, humiliate yourself, crash and burn, betray all those you love and then come back with a more compassionate view of the world.

But the jury at his trial for murder, gazing on his confident but undeniably young face in the dock, took a more compassionate view, and thanks to them, he was not hanged, but dispatched to Broadmoor, where he took part in chess tournaments and learned to play the violin and cornet.