"gentle compassion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a kind, understanding attitude, or a type of kindness and care. For example: "She showed gentle compassion during the difficult time."
We shall always remember your kindness, thoughtfulness, gentle compassion and extreme generosity.
A blend of gentle compassion and acute observation, Ms. Ebersole's performance is one of the most gorgeous ever to grace a musical.
It is Christopher, with his diffident, almost Tony Blairish mannerisms, who shows a gentle compassion and delicacy and comes to be almost a father figure to Edward.
Such emotional sincerity is the hallmark of this revival from the Manhattan Theater Club, directed with gentle compassion by Michael Pressman and featuring first-rate performances from Kevin Anderson and Zoe Kazan.
Just the thought of Kuan Yin can bathe us in the warmth of understanding, forgiveness, and gentle compassion.
Because of the gentle compassion with which I treated myself, my road to being cancer free unfolded with ease and grace.
Our reviewer, Hildegarde Hawthorne, called it a "great book" that displays "pity and truth and laughter, gentlest compassion, fiercest irony".
She said counselors focused on a gentler, compassion-based form of persuasion.
Certainly, like all those who stress the importance of love, compassion, gentle persuasion, and other unimpeachably good things, the Dalai Lama can appear a bit dull.
So I have put together a set of free guided meditations to help you begin the gentle practice of compassion meditation.
I decided that what she needed was a very, very gentle approach of compassion of inquiry, what I could do for the kids, what I could do for her.
