Sentence examples for compassionate from from inspiring English sources

And Harry sits there taking a picture, so compassionate from his life of inherited position and wealth.

You will fail at being compassionate from time to time, but with annoying relatives, you will always get a new chance to practice compassion!

In reality, the technological euphoria spawned by the refugee crisis suggests that we update the list of clever co-optation efforts that arise from compassionate capitalism –from "greenwashing" for fake ecological commitments to "openwashing" for fake transparency pledges – with yet another term: "empathy-washing".

Speaking to the Guardian from Sydney, Australia, where she is on compassionate leave from her job as executive director of corporate watchdog, SumOfUs, Stinebrickner-Kauffman said she learned of the document's role in the prosecution after a friend posted the story, first reported by the Huffington Post, on Facebook.

I recall sitting in my cell when a compassionate letter from a complete stranger would bring me back from the depths of despair.

The 34-year-old had been given indefinite compassionate leave from the club following the death of his agent.

The 85-page report, released on Wednesday by Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz, examined compassionate releases from 2006 to 2011.

He was finally granted compassionate release from his sentence on 6 August 2009, two days before his 80th birthday.

Congress should modify the law to give prisoners themselves the right to seek compassionate release from a court.

Freeze had a reputation as a fair and compassionate coach from his days aiding a homeless Michael Oher in high school.

Mr. Megrahi was released on compassionate grounds from a Scottish jail and allowed to return to Tripoli in August 2009.