Sentence examples for extension compassion from inspiring English sources

In earlier generations, most children had greater contact with others different from themselves -- different races, ethnicities and socioeconomic status -- and this contact fostered an awareness of and appreciation for life on "the other side of the tracks" and, by extension, compassion for those who may be different from them.

According to researchers, self-compassion involves three elements: Self-compassion is the extension of acceptance and empathy to yourself.

This is an extension of the idea of "compassion fatigue" where people supposedly become tired of giving.

Extension is necessary because natural compassion is uneven compared to where it ought to extend.

During his first trial, Schaefer urged the denomination to begin embracing LGBT rights as an extension of Jesus' teachings on compassion and love.

Self-compassion is the extension of acceptance and empathy to yourself.

Humanitarianism, strictly defined, is the institutionalization of compassion; it is the extension of welfare and succour from the limited areas in which these had historically been found, chiefly family and village, to society at large.

Until now, Democrats and Republicans have repeatedly joined to pass yearly extensions of the aid, concluding that compassion is better than sending vulnerable people to soup kitchens and homeless shelters.

I start every new activity citing the compassion and mercy of God and by extension holding up for myself the ideal of being compassionate and merciful to others.

I have known such misery often enough to have understood that my curiosity, and by extension what we call intelligence, is limited only by my compassion.

He had compassion for these children and has given them an extension of time".