Sentence examples for forms of mercy from inspiring English sources
DEATH is a constant preoccupation in the novel, particularly various forms of mercy killing.
Mist can be a form of mercy, all precision gone, all detail lost.
There are tears enough in "Rockabye" to drown a plot, a circumstance which is a form of mercy in the case of this particular plot.
We oppose that solution as a false form of mercy and we're united on that," editor Robert Dodaro told the Guardian.
Bolaño's massive structure may now be understood as a form of mercy: "2666" has been conceived as a resounding chamber, a receptacle adequate to the gravity — the weight and the force — of the human grief it will attempt to commemorate.
All of the various definitions of "euthanasia" cash it out as a form of mercy killing.
When he was questioned about crying for the child, the Prophet said: "(Tears are a form of) mercy that God has lodged in the hearts of His servants, and God is merciful only to those of His servants who are merciful (to others).
Euthanasia is a form of mercy-killing for very sick individuals, but the animals who are killed for food when a human decides "it's time to go" are healthy and, the people claim, "happy animals".
For all our differences, the mainstream traditions all advocate various forms of compassion, mercy, love.
Our reputations are increasingly at the mercy of algorithms, too.
It took the form of a mercy killing.
