Sentence examples for conveys compassion from inspiring English sources

In a moving image that conveys compassion and humanity, Pope Francis was pictured yesterday tenderly comforting a man suffering from a rare disease that has caused him to develop neuronal tumors all over his body.

Two years later, Pantone, describing Rose Quartz 13-520 as "a persuasive yet gentle tone that conveys compassion and a sense of composure," named it a Color of the Year.

It acknowledges the patient as a person, and conveys compassion.

(Participant 8: male, age range >80 years old, non-cancer diagnosis) Despite the consistently expressed belief in the right to receive clear information about their health status and prognosis, participants specified that it should be framed in a way that conveys compassion and acknowledges the distressing emotions that arise from such conversations.

"Instead of hate, I'm trying to convey compassion," Ms. Whitfield said.

"Instead of hate, I'm trying to convey compassion," she said.

How to convey compassion without spending cash is the conundrum for modern Conservatives but Mr Cameron had a go.

now instructs aid workers to "listen, convey compassion, assure basic physical needs, not force talking, and provide or mobilize company preferably from family or significant others".

Our ideal candidate possesses the competency and confidence to diagnose and treat complex (often emergent) cases, while conveying compassion and empathy for both our patients and clients.

All three have a presence that conveys both compassion and precision; all three were brought up Catholic.

In his big paragraph of melody describing the prince's suffering, Mr. Fischer-Dieskau conveys tremendous compassion, emphasizing emotional detail rather than the allure of his own sound.