"compassionate thinking" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of having kind and caring thoughts towards others. You can use "compassionate thinking" in any situation where someone is actively showing empathy and understanding towards another person. Here is an example: "Her essay on poverty and inequality showed a deep level of compassionate thinking, as she shared her personal experiences and advocated for solutions to help those in need."
They are the real church and it is they who speak for compassionate, thinking American Catholics.
Mr. Sturz, who spoke in his office at Mr. Soros's foundation, the Open Society Institute, in Manhattan, was at a loss only when asked what had shaped his restless, imaginative and compassionate thinking.
Ann's practice of compassionate thinking and learning has allowed her to pave the way for great progress in African education.
It's an effort to restore compassionate thinking -- and, even more importantly, compassionate action -- to the center of our lives.
One of Hammond's consistent principles was to try to steer the powerful towards more subtle and compassionate ways of thinking and behaving towards the weak and the environment.
A group of researchers led by Richard Davidson, a professor of psychiatry and psychology at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, published a study in a March 2008 edition of the Public Library of Science One, showing that the mere act of thinking compassionate thoughts caused significant activity and physical changes in the brain's empathic pathways.
I hope we're nurturing our children in a rich loam of compassionate, critical thinking.
He also likened Lee to Jesus Christ, saying that they "are both power-hungry and malicious but deceive others into thinking they are both compassionate and kind".
"People voted for George Bush thinking that he was a compassionate conservative," Mrs. Clinton said.
The punitive "What was I thinking?" became the much more compassionate "What was I learning?" And the answer was: everything.
I remember the dumb things people would say to me thinking they were saying something kind and compassionate.
