Sentence examples for degrees of compassion from inspiring English sources

All cultures struggle with intractable mental illnesses with varying degrees of compassion and cruelty, equanimity and fear.

At these times, a degree of compassion never hurts.

The degree of compassion they were feeling directly predicted the amount of decreased hot sauce they poured for Dan.

Christian Science encourages the greatest degree of compassion toward everyone seeking healing, including those who use medical care.

The story of the prodigal son encourages us to aspire to a degree of compassion and forgiveness that is unnatural to us.

But his younger son, Jonathan Shaw, who became a celebrity tattoo artist (another thing Nolan's book doesn't tell you), showed a surprising degree of compassion for him.

The constant references to his inability to stand pressure – "surge of panic... wave of nausea" – might at least have inspired a degree of compassion in some readers.

Those familiar with the Glaswegian comedian's recent newspaper columns will be aware he speaks with a (perhaps unexpected) degree of compassion for the disadvantaged and comparable levels of naked disgust for those he sees as being corrupt or hypocritical.

"Maybe a jury would look at that from a clinical standpoint and say, 'Look, there were these mitigating circumstances in Ryan's life,' and maybe show a degree of compassion for Wagner that they didn't show for Slavin," Mr. Liotti said.

The accuser and accused are both entitled to some degree of compassion.

And it turns out that the American people look for some degree of compassion and competence out of their leaders.