The cast, led by a balanced performance by Sywak, equally headstrong and compassionate, is uniformly excellent.
"Exit" recalls Allan King's "Dying at Grace" (2003), an equally steely and compassionate portrait of terminal illness.
He was equally sensitive and compassionate when speaking about immigration reform, an issue he advocated during a massive rally in Grant Park in 2006.
I have always admired Matar's tender and compassionate but equally strong and compelling voice.
Sometimes unskillful or harmful intentions (such as thinking about a thought that makes you depressed, worried or angry) can be pretty strong intentions, so it needs a gentle, compassionate but equally more dedicated and stronger intention to be both kind to yourself and to enable you to let go of the stressful thoughts or feelings.
No Child Left Behind, passed in the fall of 2001, seems to belong to another political century: Edward M. Kennedy, a firebrand liberal, and George W. Bush, a compassionate conservative, were equally proud of it.
It is worth pointing out that allowing clinicians the time and space to reflect upon their decision making and ways in which their own assumptions guide their approach to patients may be equally valuable, and lead to more compassionate care (Bar-Sela et al, 2012; Goodrich, 2012).
We would be better served by recognizing that the compassionate approaches being proposed for heroin abusers can be applied equally well to other drug users, regardless of race.
The efficacy of trabectedin has been shown mainly for lipo- and leiomyosarcomas in numerous phase II and compassionate use programs, although other STS subtypes may also benefit equally from the drug, such as synovial sarcoma.
