Prominent conservatives such as Glenn Beck and George Will have sounded more compassionate notes.
She describes her political ideology as that of a "social libertarian and compassionate capitalist," noting that "if people want or want to do something, they're going to get or do it".
Selfishness and self-partiality often mix with benevolent motivations to give rise to benevolent and even compassionate actions (Sermon V Note 1).
I, Susan Jellowitz-Kessler, am perhaps the world's most noted and compassionate authority on marital relations.
By Paul Rudnick I, Susan Jellowitz-Kessler, am perhaps the world's most noted and compassionate authority on marital relations.
Undoubtedly much of this impression, as Frank Rich notes in his compassionate article, derives from the hidden quality of most LGBTQ lives until the AIDS epidemic forced a society-wide recognition in the 1980s that homosexuality is a common human characteristic, not the rare or obscure trait once believed.
The passion of compassion arose from the imaginative ability to substitute another for oneself and thereby to be affected by the distresses of that other with whom one compassionates as towards oneself (Sermon V Note 1).
It's no wonder so many of us miss Obama we miss a smart, compassionate man who believes, as he noted in his speech, in facts and reality and even knows he's not perfect.
August 12 , 1952Beijing, China Chen Kaige, (born August 12 , 1952 Beijing, China) Chinese film director noted for his realistic, sensitive, compassionate, and unflinching view of the lives and hopes of the Chinese people.
As William Kristol noted on MSNBC's "Hardball" program, "compassionate conservatism" was followed by "prosperity with a purpose" and then by "a reformer with results".
