Sentence examples for deserving of compassion from inspiring English sources

A physical illness that can affect the mind — like B12 deficiency — is not more deserving of compassion than one that is strictly mental.

The massive earthquake, followed by its devastating tsunami and the ensuing nuclear meltdown at Fukushima, created a new focus for picture-making that was specific to place and deserving of compassion.

Without the ability to put a human face on this demographic of people, it may have been easier to view being queer as something abstract, foreign and less deserving of compassion.

Who is more deserving of compassion?

Marcantel listened as Christine Herrman, a researcher at the Vera Institute, talked about the need for "personal stories that regular people can connect with"—stories about those who had made mistakes and committed crimes but were deserving of compassion.

But whether or not zombies are deserving of compassion, their use in AMC's most profitable misery porn franchise points to the rotten heart of TWD: that, here, sadism is the easiest and preferred route.

And by "silly" I don't mean its original meaning, the oldest in the Oxford English Dictionary, first cited in 1425:Deserving of pity, compassion, or sympathy.

The dictator whose portrait emerges from those ­tropical-flower sentences is monstrous and despicable — yet even his creepiest tyrannical traits are presented as signs of the human condition, deserving of pity and compassion, maybe even a kind of sorrowful love.

We think that he is fundamentally like us and deserving of our compassion as well as our opprobrium.

Like all generations who have come before ours, we are motivated by a thirst for knowledge and compelled to see others in need as fellow angels on an often difficult path, deserving of our compassion.

People could retain their own personalities; all they would have to do is be fully committed to the idea that every life is equally valuable and thus equally deserving of their compassion.