Sentence examples for emphasized compassion from inspiring English sources

María said she took comfort in the fact that Mr. Bush had emphasized compassion, and she hoped a legalization program was instituted.

Francis' reforms, she said, emphasized compassion and made the church seem a little less strict.

Ms. Wilkerson preaches peaceful coexistence, as Dr. King did, and emphasizes compassion for the displaced.

Dan Siegel emphasizes compassion as a key component of a healthy mind.

Jenny Douglas, who runs the Brooklyn Cottage, an arts salon in Prospect Heights, takes a softer approach, and emphasizes compassion.

Noting that neither Jainism nor Buddhism contains a creating or controlling God, he emphasizes compassion as the key for the protection of life.

In his remarks, General Powell focused on Mr. Bush's achievements in Texas; he emphasized the "compassion" in the governor's "compassionate conservative" slogan.

Although his poems display a mastery of the Arabic traditional stylistic devices, they run counter to the conventional ideals of Arab heroism by speaking of bitter disappointment and emphasizing asceticism, compassion, and the avoidance of procreation.

As Zainah Anwar, a Muslim Malaysian feminist who is project director of Musawah, the global movement for justice and equality in the Muslim family, reminded her country's authorities, "Neither the Koran nor the Hadith [sayings of Prophet Muhammad] prescribes any form of punishment for drinking alcohol... Islamic teachings emphasize forgiveness, compassion and positive personal transformation.

Instead, the care for others emphasized by the compassion training may have caused them to see suffering not as a threat to their own well-being but as an opportunity to reap the psychic rewards from achieving an important goal namely, connecting with someone else and making him feel better.

For centuries, even after the arrival of Islam in the eight century, the spiritual folklore in Punjab and Sindh has emphasized love and compassion for all.