Sentence examples similar to compassionate exchange from inspiring English sources

We were all struck by the story — especially its sharp yet compassionate final exchange — and surprised that it had yet to be published in English.

In effect, Jonze tells a story of a slick cyber-scammer luring Theodore (and many others) into a Faustian bargain — a sentence of physical solitude in exchange for compassionate conversation and insight on demand (and even ahead of demand).

In effect, Jonze tells a story of a slick cyber-scammer luring Theodore (and many others) into a Faustian bargain a sentence of physical solitude in exchange for compassionate conversation and insight on demand (and even ahead of demand).

Conspiracy theories abound: that the Libyans were fingered in the first place to avoid a confrontation with Iran at a delicate time; that this political jig would have become broadly known if Megrahi hadn't dropped the appeal in exchange for compassionate release; that Scotland released Megrahi in order to gain access to Libyan oil; and many others too baroque to rehearse here.

Some women described crying, others talking freely about their experiences and all described the sense of social support they perceived through the verbal exchange and compassionate care received in acupuncture.

'He has set out the ley lines of a new viewpoint.' Some of Cameron's ley-lined viewpoint is contained in a book Jesse Norman wrote entitled Compassionate Conservatism, published by Policy Exchange.

Compassionate communication is a holy exchange, a meeting of hearts that overrides the fascism of malice.

It would have been good to think it could have been sorted out in quiet, compassionate and well-informed discussion exchanging evidence around a table.

It appeared that women seek compassionate and supportive care based upon a clear exchange of information, and this should be considered when reflecting upon health service design.

It appeared that women who experience SPT and associated postnatal morbidities seek compassionate and supportive care based upon a clear exchange of information, and this should be considered when reflecting upon the current health service design.

It's worth noting harm reduction resources like needle exchanges were not first introduced on compassionate grounds.