Sentence examples for enemy of compassion from inspiring English sources

Daesh have made themselves the enemy of compassion and decency.

Perhaps more than anything, the enemy of compassion in today's NHS is understaffing.

"Judgment is the enemy of compassion". .

CLEVELAND — Seeking to counter federal hate crime charges, defense lawyers for 16 Amish men and women on trial here said Tuesday that their clients had cut the beards and hair of perceived enemies out of compassion — trying, with admittedly misguided methods, to help them repent and see the true Amish way.

I found myself, this weekend, wishing I could have seen the scenes inside that mausoleum of a van parked on an Austrian road – because forgetfulness over our migrant tragedy is the enemy of action or compassion.

Together, we will remember the humanity of those whom we have been calling enemies, invoke the power of compassion that the great traditions of the world teach us, and have a conversation about how we can have dialogue that is truthful while still remaining open to hearing another view.

"So I call on you, from a place of compassion, to thwart the enemy plans by not participating in the demonstrations tomorrow, because it's suspicious and it will give rise to the voice of those who destroyed Iraq".

There is no rationing of compassion here, even for the enemy.

In Israeli eyes, this simple act of compassion transformed the king from an enemy into a hero.

Wars could become feats of compassion that would spare not only enemy combatants but civilians, inaugurating a new age.

They could be lawless, vengeful, guilty and tormented, but only because the enemies they faced were so utterly beyond the reach of compassion or reason.