Sentence examples for compassion for instance from inspiring English sources

Universal compassion, for instance.

The Hebrew for "justice" and "compassion," for instance, are painted on gray-green acoustic tile flanking the star.

The word compassion, for instance, is not directly correlated with a movement or sensory representation.

How can you help people find compassion, for instance, if you don't have it yourself?

It was the people she admired (like Dennis Hastert) and the personal moments of compassion and bravery: for instance, the time Sonny Bono tried to rally the troops with an inspirational description of his own setbacks and recoveries; the time Chris Shays, the Republican moderate, was booed by his own caucus.

Increased compassion for one's neighbor, for instance, can come from something as easy as encouraging yourself to think of him as (say) a fan of the same local restaurant instead of as a member of a different ethnicity.

In my many encounters with Hindu scholars in India, I've come to see the centrality of selfless compassion in Hinduism too — as expressed, for instance, in the Bhagavad Gita, which praises those who "delight in the welfare of all beings".

Neither is compassion -- take the case of Glenn Ford, for instance, who served 30 years on death row for a crime he never committed.

For instance, a low nicker shows care and compassion.

Opposing values such as care, compassion and collectivity are typically derided and afforded low status (compare, for instance, the wages of nurses to city traders).

When he was governor of Texas, for instance, there were quite a number of convicted felons towards whom he didn't show much compassion at all.