Compassion arises when you are confronted with another's suffering and feel motivated to relieve that suffering.
Having locked up one big Mexican trafficker (Geno Silva, Vetterr is confronted with another one who has Vetter's wife (Jacqueline Obradors) murdered.
I'm about to, when I'm confronted with another more pressing problem: I've finished with the toilet and I need to flush.
This "evil empire" strategy, as I came to think of it, reflected an adult awareness that bullies always win, unless they are confronted with another bully.
Even as golf clubs adjust, many of them are confronted with another challenge to their prosperity: a glut of golf courses.
We dip our heads to enter and are confronted with another dried sheep carcass flayed on a fancy, turned-wood stand.
When in 1956 Eden, having finally made it to the top of the greasy pole, thought he was confronted with another Hitler, in the form of President Nasser, he wasn't going to repeat the Chamberlain mistake.
On picking up their credentials, actually, journalists were confronted with another problem what to do with the contents of those modest gift bags, which contained, along with the usual paperwork, a warm bottle of diet Coke, a tin of breath mints and a package of condoms.
At virtually every turn between about 1920 and 1950, A.& P. was confronted with another assault from anti-chain forces, including efforts to impose onerous taxes on its individual outlets and restrictions on the price advantages that it could command from manufacturers.
Even if one wall is compromised they are confronted with another, and another, and another wall.
