Sentence examples for compassion told from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama, who has praised the Pope's compassion, told him it was a "great honour" to meet him.

Troy Langman, CEO of medical marijuana lobby United in Compassion, told VICE that marijuana products are still probably a year from shops.

In a letter to the minister on Friday, asylum-seekers begged him to show compassion, telling him: "We will die in PNG if Australian government resettles us in PNG.

"She is a little bit nervous but she still believes she stood up for justice and compassion," Sinna told Guardian Australia.

"I think that the church seeks always to act according to justice, charity and compassion," Hart told the royal commission into institutional responses into child sexual abuse on Monday.

One of Gov. George W. Bush's campaign events unexpectedly turned into a debate over the death penalty yesterday when a black minister raised questions about the governor's compassion and told him that a recent execution in Texas was "not a moral decision".

In a 15-minute address from the East Room of the White House that sought to appeal to a nation's compassion, Mr. Obama told Americans that deporting millions is "not who we are" and cited Scripture, saying, "We shall not oppress a stranger for we know the heart of a stranger — we were strangers once, too".

"I believe the Scottish government was right to release the Lockerbie bomber on grounds of compassion," he told ENInews.

"There are many neuroscientists out there looking at mindfulness, but not a lot who are studying compassion," Knutson told the San Francisco Chronicle.

"We're building a service that builds on the very best in human character, this capacity for empathy and compassion," Rosenzweig tells me.

What we can change is the federal government's lack of compassion, and telling our stories is one way to do that.