Sentence examples for compassion has become from inspiring English sources

Now, however, compassion is out of fashion — indeed, lack of compassion has become a matter of principle, at least among the G.O.P.'s base.

Whether it is out of guilt, the need to shape an institution's public relations image, health care consumer protests, or some Hippocratic epiphany, compassion has become medically and politically correct.

The power of an altogether more profound, tragic and unforgettable image, that of the body of three-year old Syrian refugee Aylan Kurdi lying in shallow breakwater on a Turkish beach, has galvanised public opinion so radically compassion has become a political weapon, used to defend victims of a humanitarian emergency.

Since then, the Charter for Compassion has become the heart of a global compassion movement, now more than 80,000 strong.

It deftly introduces big ideas like exile with compassion, and has become a set school text in Germany.

But compassion here has become constipated - and that is why Le Dernier Caravansérail should come to Britain, not to a theatre but to a converted warehouse or depot as rough and welcoming as the Thétre du Soleil.

The very name "compassion," which has become associated with the free or discounted giving of cannabis to patients, is derived from the fact that the federal government began its own medical marijuana project.

Warner Bros didn't help itself by jettisoning a radical finale for I Am Legend – one closer to the source novel – in which Smith realises the vampires are not incapable of human compassion, and that he has become their monster.

Compassion, on the other hand, has become a talent which we're keen to share without the softest goading.

Our reaction to pandering and provocation in museums has become something akin to compassion fatigue, to our numbed reaction to seeing too much violence on the network news.

He has become the voice of compassion.