Sentence examples for being so compassionate from inspiring English sources

He was resentful at God for saving the hated enemy, for being so compassionate to them, and sulked like a sullen teenager.

I love that James is so compassionate and kind as a human being".

Forsyth's case was so compassionate, so coherent and so reasonable, that it was seductive.

Park Service workers, he told The Washington Post, "have been so compassionate; they have done everything they could".

How can you be so compassionate about Darfur and so brutal to other mammals?

"It's scary to see that maybe the next president might not be so compassionate," she said.

I was surprised that they were so compassionate for the men.In the book, despite the sadness, oppression and loss, there's a sense of hope and optimism.

He spoke with impeccable British-accented English and was, she said, exceedingly comforting: "He holds your hand and is so compassionate.

"It just dawned on us that this was a story worth retelling, because it was so compassionate and so very much at the essence, we'd like to think, of one man caring for another".

The people who owned and managed the housing were so compassionate and tolerant toward him, and tried in vain to get him to stop smoking on the premises before he was kicked out.

The explicit sexuality of the book (which may have kept it from being considered for publication in Salazar's Portugal in 1953) is remarkable now only because it is so compassionate.