Sentence examples similar to ever compassionate from inspiring English sources
I'm plagued by the same crippling body image issues that torture every healthy American woman who's not in utero, but I'm not publishing my weight for the ever-compassionate citizens of the internet so that I can get snatched.
I value enormously the small statue of the Buddha that sits in eternal contemplation in our garden, where I sit writing these words on a sunny Saturday morning in twenty-first century Southern California; and the larger face of the Buddha, down whose cheeks the water of our fountain runs like ever-compassionate tears for the suffering we bring upon ourselves through our attachments.
Do we learn anything -- have we ever learned what "compassionate conservatism" means?
He writes: " That religious evolution is simply the rise, onward and upward, of ever more compassionate, more righteous, more enlightened religions could hardly be farther from the truth".
The need to build organisational cultures in which there is high quality, ever improving compassionate care focused on the needs of patients is now an indisputable and understandable refrain of health policy.
His theme in one of the most religious speeches he has ever delivered was his "compassionate conservative" agenda; his message was that "failures of character" led American soldiers to abuse Iraqi captives at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad.
Together we are successfully ensuring that the work of Weill Cornell Medicine its commitment to compassionate care, academic scholarship, and teaching excellence continues stronger than ever before.
Remember "compassionate conservatism"?
Be understanding and compassionate.
It is the second time Loach has scored the top prize at the world's most prestigious film festival and it underlines the fact that now, perhaps more than ever, we need compassionate, angry voices like his.
