Sentence examples for ethics of compassion from inspiring English sources

What if the grief and mourning that followed 9/11 were allowed to foster a nonviolent ethics of compassion rather than a violent politics of revenge and retribution?

In an article about the illness that appeared in the newspaper Dagens Nyheter, Karin Johannisson, a Swedish historian, wrote, "Never had the ethics of compassion had such power, fed by vague historical guilt.

In so far as we feel connected to all others on the level of feeling, then music has a direct connection with Schopenhauer's ethics of compassion, for the feeling that we are indeed not ultimately separate individuals but are rather unified in the in-itself of the world constitutes the basic intuitive knowledge at the root of the ethical attitude of compassion.

I'm thinking of the solidarity economy frame used by Black Women's Blueprint, as well as feminist exchange ethics of compassion that constrain speculation within capitalist economies.

In the last year, many Sikh Americans have extended the ethic of compassion into seva or sacred service.

The emotional excess associated with sensibility also theoretically produced an ethic of compassion: those with sensibility could easily sympathise with people in pain.

The emotional excess associated with sensibility also theoretically produced an ethic of compassion: those with sensibility could easily sympathize with people in pain.

This would entail an ethic of compassion and concern for the good of every human being, regardless of their class, race, nationality, or religion.

Owen's "dullards," too, reject the ethics of humble compassion.

According to Rabbi Alan Berg, Kern and Hammerstein's score to Show Boat is "a tremendous expression of the ethics of tolerance and compassion".

It is not the fiscal bankruptcy that is the biggest concern, it is the bankruptcy of ethics, of political bravery, of compassion for the citizens they are meant to serve.