Sentence examples for ideas of compassion from inspiring English sources

Long before compassionate conservatism got its name, the ideas of compassion and benevolence were central to their political and moral philosophy.

His rule has been characterised by the battles he has picked: with Brussels, with Soros, with his billionaire best friend-turned-worst enemy, and with liberal ideas of compassion for refugees and migrants.

Students then collaborated to construct proposals in which ideas of compassion and self-sacrifice advanced by these theologians might be translated into more inclusive visions for transforming society.

Is that his idea of compassion?

Though the term is relatively new, the idea of compassion fatigue has been around for centuries.

That dance, a premiere, explores the idea of compassion and love, and is set to five songs by Stevie Wonder.

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

In fact, Nietzsche confessed to feeling terror at the idea of compassion — a terror of being swamped by the suffering the world contained.

In his remarks, His Holiness commented that it is part of the human project to advance the idea of compassion beyond simply a felt concern.

The idea of compassion they promote is neither that of the "enterprise state" (for which read New Labour's "enabling state"), which attempts to tackle poverty through a series of top-down initiatives, nor that of the condescending paternalist.

Labour's idea of compassion is to put every child in the same class in the same school, and call it equality and inclusion, but I say that's not compassion: it's heartless; it's gutless.