The phrase 'compassionate by' is not grammatically correct in written English.
Instead, you could use phrases such as 'motivated by compassion' or 'guided by compassion', which would be more appropriate. Example: Her activism was motivated by compassion for those who had been forgotten by society.
People given authority, even in artificial role-playing experiments, become less compassionate by some measures, and even less able to read emotions in the faces of other people.
A touch of liberalism is called for in spending terms, too, if Gove has any ambition to be seen as "compassionate" by the end of his term.
Ms. Shea is described as tough but compassionate by patients she has seen over the years at the Veterans Affairs hospital in West Haven.
So, if we are going to be tough on border protection to avoid people drowning at sea, we also need to be compassionate by increasing the humanitarian refugee intake.
A Pew Research survey of attitudes on eight European countries this week found striking stereotypes: Germans were seen as the "most trustworthy" nation by all except Greeks, but also as the "most arrogant" and "least compassionate" by almost everybody else.Some in Berlin feign indifference.
We said goodbye to one master of the short story, William Trevor, who died in November; and the same month saw the introduction to the UK of a leading American practitioner of the form: The Visiting Privilege by Joy Williams (Tuskar Rock) showcases her boundless talent in stories that are darkly funny, ruthless and compassionate by turns.
Compassionate conservatism by night, liberal lobbying by day.
Sell "compassionate conservatism" by posing Bush incessantly with black schoolchildren!
Wayne Rooney has been granted compassionate leave by Manchester United following the death of his wife's sister.
He had been released in 2009 on compassionate grounds by the Scottish government owing to his ill health.
How can we live our fullest, most compassionate lives by just going to the same bars over and over again?
