Sentence examples for compassionate messages from inspiring English sources

Compassionate messages have been pouring in as well.

Politicians deliver compassionate messages one day and deliver crushing blows the next.

Pope Benedict delivered a compassionate message, recognising that Africa suffers disproportionately from food shortages, poverty, financial turmoil and a changing climate.

But that compassionate message was frequently eclipsed in the public eye by seemingly contradictory signals that Mr. Bush might not be willing to press his case to the point where it cost him any votes on the right.

It is hard not to wonder whether Mr. Bloomberg's soda limit initiative might have garnered more enthusiasm (though obviously not from the soft-drink industry, whose ad campaigns against it imagine democracy imperiled at the threat of less Pepsi) if it had been delivered within the context of a more consistent and compassionate message about the city's commitment to the underserved.

Its compassionate message has growing appeal at a time when Punjab's economy, once one of the most successful of any Indian state's and still among the richest, is growing at about one-third of the 9% annual rate achieved by India's booming economy as a whole.

The actor continued to spread a compassionate message onstage at the Tonys.

There's a more humane, compassionate message, plus a greater understanding of both drugs and drug users.

And before we can truly learn from our old choices, we have to keep pushing on that compassionate message until we can truly forgive ourselves.

Unconditional acceptance, arguably the most positive and compassionate message that any gay child, youth, or adult could find anywhere on television during Rogers' tenure.

It would also send a strong compassionate message to victims that we as a society want them to come forward for healing and justice and that we will have their backs when they do so.