Sentence examples for introducing compassion from inspiring English sources

The skill is to temper or gently change the state of the consciousness, so introducing compassion when feeling depressed, goodwill when feeling angry, or appreciation when feeling dissatisfaction.

We shall introduce the Compassion Intervention at site 1 (an inner city CCG) and collect data over 6 months.

Rebecca John, a supreme court lawyer whose work includes cases involving human rights violations, said she felt indebted to Saxena for introducing a note of compassion and civility into what she called the "toxic atmosphere of hatemongering" in India.

Unfortunately for her election prospects, Hillary has never quite learned to introduce humour or compassion into her speaking voice and on a good day sounds like an android trying to trick the last human out of a bunker.

Felecia also believes that introducing practices like mindfulness, self-compassion and other evidence-based wellbeing interventions in workplaces, families and schools is the key to helping more people flourish.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt said he would put compassion back into the NHS by introducing a statutory duty of candour that would punish health providers for concealing mistakes.

My trust has introduced training days on compassion as if this was something that could be taught.

But what we remember and what we prize are small gestures of connection and compassion that introduce a touch of humanity into the dollars-and-cents world in which we spend most of our time.

By realizing that the hierarchy creates situations in which a boss is likely to behave a little like a pressure cooker, you can introduce more understanding and compassion into your constructive assessment of the situation while still not belittling your own concerns.

In introducing the reader to the depths of urban Indian poverty, she is unsentimental but evokes compassion.

In an explanatory note introducing the survey, it says: "Against the backdrop of change, MPS staff remain committed to the values of 'integrity, professionalism, courage and compassion'".