Sentence examples for concepts of compassion from inspiring English sources
Many connections and conversations have emerged over the week, such as between the analysis of climate vulnerability and the Buddhist concepts of compassion and alleviating suffering, the role of vegetarian diets in reducing emissions and in ethics, and the links between life cycle analysis and interdependence.
In simple terms, they represent the Buddhist concepts of Compassion, Hope and Wisdom.
For most of human history, the (pussy) concepts of compassion, empathy, and mercy have butted heads with man's baser, id-driven impulses.
They profiled famous and successful LGBT persons, and generally strived to inject an element of understanding into the prison population, a population somewhat low on the concepts of compassion and understanding -- particularly as it concerns gender and social issues.
But I understand the concept of compassion for my victims.
We went on from dinner to attend a private gathering hosted by Sheikha Mariam in which I, Karen and Lesley spoke about the concept of compassion and tolerance in Islam.
The prize inspired Armstrong to draft, with the help of international organizations and individuals, a Charter of Compassion, an effort to restore the concept of compassion to public perception of the world's religions and to call for an end to tribalism and narrow-minded greed.
The concept of compassion fatigue amongst haemodialysis nurses warrants further investigation given the high score on the Nursing Stress Scale in this study and the impact of patients dying on the emotional wellbeing of nurses that was frequently described during interviews.
The Buddhist concept of enlightened compassion means that compassion without wisdom is blind even if it means well and wisdom without compassion is sterile.
Confucius' social philosophy largely revolves around the concept of ren, "compassion" or "loving others".
Pride engages the audience not in party politics or preachy agendas, but in much bigger concepts of generosity and compassion.
