Sentence examples for compassionate bond from inspiring English sources
Exquisitely cold and restrained in its outline, the scene nevertheless solidifies the compassionate bond — sexless, opaque, unspoken — between two colleagues and unwitting soul mates who share the fierce ambition of the low-born trying to pass in the patrician world of '60s Madison Avenue, each in possession of destructive secrets.
Alan Rutkin Great Neck, N.Y., Nov. 11, 2008 To the Editor: William Kristol asserts correctly that Barack Obama's Fido gambit showed his human warmth and bonded him to dog lovers, the allergic and compassionate saviors of mutts in shelters.
IN her 20th Inspector Wexford mystery, END IN TEARS (Crown, $25), Ruth Rendell finds yet another way to torment her compassionate Sussex policeman — this time, by challenging his faith in the innate bond between parent and child.
Additionally, while he's never been arrested, Brock is comforted by the fact that, if incarcerated, any one of his more compassionate loved ones would have access to an endless array of 24-hour bail bonds annexes.
The study further concluded that fathers who spent time alone bonding with their children more than twice per week brought up the most compassionate adults.
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Kind, compassionate, caring.
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Be gentle, be compassionate.
