Sentence examples for compassionate intelligence from inspiring English sources

As an artist, Wendy's trailblazing candor, her compassionate intelligence, and her indefatigable wit, inspired and stimulated our entire community.

Richard Shindell has emerged as one of the folk circuit's most quietly lucid songwriters, with a compassionate intelligence that gleams through his songs.

My brother, sister and I were bowled over by one nurse in particular and the compassionate intelligence with which she grasped the emotional picture.

In particular, there is the figure of John Ducane, whose illusions about himself Murdoch exposes with compassionate but unsparing intelligence.

She loved time with family and her large circle of cherished friends, who have the legacy of her grace, intelligence, elegance, compassionate generosity, and enthusiastic engagement with life and lifelong learning.

She was truly unique: a compassionate, elegant lady with beauty, intelligence and refined taste!

They are intelligent, humorous, compassionate.

Clear, unemotional, compassionate, hard-working, a delegator, possessing game intelligence: some of these qualities might seem mutually exclusive but they did not where he is concerned.

There was fury in the US when the former Libyan intelligence officer was released on compassionate grounds by the Scottish government three years ago after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Serious, of course, compassionate at points, but lurking within its intelligence was something like humour, or wit, derived perhaps from its godly distance, which in turn reminded me of a novelist's omniscience.

The tone of the column was described by biographer Richard Davenport-Hines as "wry, compassionate, and brimm[ing] with... open-minded intelligence".