Sentence examples for cites compassion from inspiring English sources

The White House denies that a deal was made, & cites compassion as the only reason for the decision.

When he cites compassion, they see the creeping privatisation of the healthcare system in England and Wales.

Jonathan Freedland cites compassion for victims of war, the peaceful resolution of international disputes, Enlightenment values and a free press as the hallmarks of liberalism (Don't fall for these dishonest attacks on the 'liberal elite', 24 December).

She echoed others by citing compassion as one of Biden's defining features.

Russian Orthodox nationalists called on national television for the women to be publicly flogged, while other Orthodox activists have condemned such calls as shameful, citing Jesus' compassion for fallen women.

I start every new activity citing the compassion and mercy of God and by extension holding up for myself the ideal of being compassionate and merciful to others.

It cites the cannabis compassion clubs and medication buyers clubs that emerged during the HIV/AIDS crisis in the 1980s and 1990s as a potential model for regulated heroin sales and how they could be purchased and consumed.

The compassion cited by Mr. MacAskill in justifying his decision could have been better served by keeping him in Scotland, Ms. Goldie said, than by having "a convicted terrorist being feted as a hero in Libya to a backdrop of waving Saltires," Scotland's blue-and-white flag.

His 2012 obituary of a Mexican immigrant who was beaten to death by gang members was cited for its compassion and depth.

Ulich didn't remember Hierro when she accepted the job in May but says today that he's happy the practice will be in capable hands, citing Hierro's compassion and dedication.

Meng makes eloquent arguments for the (I think) self-evident need to infuse your life with more compassion, but only cites one study – on people performing acts for others – to back his claim that "kindness is a sustainable source of happiness".