Sentence examples for compassionate view from inspiring English sources
Goya's pessimistic yet also compassionate view is that reason only ever rules part of our minds.
More generally he takes a compassionate view of avatars and the people behind them.
But perhaps Obama will now take a more compassionate view of Hillary Clinton's vote to authorize it.
The book's strengths include a brooding but compassionate view of humanity, a memorable cast of characters, and a compelling narrative line.
"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.
Dalou's later smaller sculptures reveal an increasing sympathy with the compassionate view of human life and toil found in the paintings of Jean-François Millet.
It is right to have compassionate views towards children.
Lavender magazine writer John Townsend said the film conveyed compassionate views of Christianity and complimented the cinematography.
His passionate, and compassionate, world view will be vital at a time when passion and compassion are somewhat lacking.
Directors who grew up poor are the least likely to romanticize the lives of poor people — for instance, no director offers as compassionate a view of the sufferings, desperate measures, and jangling emotions of working people as did Charlie Chaplin.
How does the compassionate consumer view such indiscretions?
