Sentence examples for inviting compassion from inspiring English sources
Depicting soiled men's briefs, the photographs are indeed repellent, but they show the human response to the virus and its treatment, inviting compassion for the human body out of control.
But here, again, Mr. Cox makes the character funny in his brittle cynicism without inviting much real compassion for the character — and even the most flawed and misbehaving of Chekhov's characters should earn at least a little of our fellow feeling (with the possible exception of Natasha in "Three Sisters").
Fritz Lang's masterpiece, M depends on the same paradox; its coup de théâtre tests the limits of our pity, inviting us to share, if we can, compassion with a crazed serial killer.
Having conversations with gay rights leaders, speaking about compassion and respect for all, and inviting people to attend a concert do not equal pulling back from supporting traditional marriage due to negative publicity during Prop 8," he wrote by email.
As the senior minister to the liberal and affluent All Souls congregation since 1978, Mr. Church preached a message of love, compassion and social service in stirring fashion, inviting his listeners on a shared quest.
"We plan on talking to 50 companies and then inviting in only a small handful of companies we think are committed to compassion, authenticity and empathy".
By inviting Americans to participate in a better common future, Democrats can grow not just prosperity, but hope and compassion ― the best in us, for a change.
It looks pretty inviting".
