Some were francophone Flemings: André Baillon, whose novels showed his keen yet compassionate observation of life, Roger Avermaete, and Michel Seuphor.
Her lament is bound to cause arguments, but "no one will ever put this book down for lack of vivid scene setting or compassionate observation," Judith Shulevitz said in the Book Review last year.
What a man of keen, compassionate observation Japanese film maker Mikio Naruse was.
Aventura, which brings a pop veneer to the crisp syncopations of the Dominican bachata, sings playful love songs alongside compassionate observations of hard lives.
At the risk of appearing hyperbolic, I'll go so far as to say there is something distinctly Chekhovian in the way her writing accrues weight and meaning simply through compassionate, truthful observation.
Indeed, a recent review of the evidence led by anthropologist Peter Fashing of California State University, Fullerton, concluded that there were no convincing observations of "compassionate caretaking" of dying individuals among other nonhuman primates, such as monkeys.
The organization's executive director, Danny Briere, says that kid inventors are compassionate and inspired by their own observations, "usually inventing to solve a problem for their parents, their loved ones, their best friend".
If the store is a chain-store, write the main office, detailing your observations in a concerned, compassionate manner.
"The hope of peace is sweeter than peace itself," one character remarks, an observation that speaks to the show's clear-eyed but compassionate view of history.
However, even fewer than 150 compassionate releases could be attributed to the cohort if some of the releases during the observation period came from persons admitted to Georgia prisons after 1991.
It is theoretically possible, though unlikely, that all compassionate releases during the study period could have been among persons admitted after the start of the observation period, in which case the compassionate release program would explain none of the depressed mortality.
