Sentence examples similar to era of compassion from inspiring English sources
However, the times of enlightenment throughout history mark the extreme manifestation of the "Come, teach me" tribe, which through learning and wonder leads to eras of compassion and cooperation.
And I sincerely hope that the commutation of Libby's prison sentence will usher in a new era of clemency, compassion and human forgiveness, under a president who otherwise has so much blood on his hands.
His backward-looking faith, austere to the bone and stripped of compassion, sought to recreate an era that exists mostly in the imaginations of fundamentalists.
"In an earlier era, our assumptions and vocabulary might have expressed judgment instead of compassion, and closed doors instead of opening them," he said.
Employees who think through a filter of compassion are the best suited to lead in a new global era of social corporate responsibility.
The song's "every man for himself" ethos is not a rejection of compassion but the hardest realism possible, a blunt assessment of everyone's chances in the aftermath of an era striking an iceberg.
"The LORD is full of compassion.
The conservative commentator Glenn Beck insisted the issue is not one of "compassion, compassion, compassion," but of paying the $75.
