Sentence examples for compassionate pressure from inspiring English sources

Henry considered his behavior remarkable; he felt Ellie's warm tears and the compassionate pressure of her shaking body, but was unable to believe that he was participating in any of it.

When she was young Mariam had a vision of herself as an emergency room doctor, quick and clear in command, calm under pressure, compassionate with her patients, an example to her colleagues and immaculate in scrubs.

Be patient and compassionate, and don't pressure your friend.

Even positive labels such as "good vegan" or "compassionate" can be a problem if they put pressure on you.

While the human rights issue of the refugees trapped in Camp Ashraf has to be dealt with in a compassionate way, the State Department must continue to resist pressures to legitimize the MKO.

We must pressure and encourage our leaders for more bold and compassionate solutions for refugees.

A year on from Robert Francis's report on the scandal at Mid Staffordshire, we are more conscious than ever of our duty to provide high-quality and compassionate care to everyone who needs it – whatever the other pressures.

As part of the project, she has led several drama-based workshops with nursing students aimed at helping them cope with these pressures in their future work so they can still give patients compassionate care.

"Britain has always been a compassionate and welcoming country, and I am delighted that the government has finally, after months of pressure, committed to vital humanitarian aid.

"We are insisting on compassionate care, and trusts are expanding nursing numbers to ensure safe staffing levels, which has inevitably put pressure on finances in the short term," said a spokeswoman.

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in Wales head said its members do not have time to care due to pressure, but Mr Jones said he did not accept nurses were "too busy to be compassionate".