Sentence examples for its compassion from inspiring English sources

It is clear-eyed in its compassion and, though you may be weeping at the end, it's a very consoling book, because it says we aren't alone in our suffering – everyone suffers.

That's why the measure of a civilised, civil society is its literature and poetry: because it's a reflection of its compassion.

Ackley says she was inspired by the American online magazine Rookie, which has been applauded for its compassion and the sensitive way it handles the issues young women face.

Still, the show's earnest warmth and its compassion for its characters made it worth watching, and the work of Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan was typically transfixing, especially in the terrific "Fight".

Boxing is a sport not renowned for its compassion.

He said that India's power comes from its complexity and its compassion.

If the immensity of that achievement escapes us today, it's because the fundamental elements of Chekhov's writing — its clinical humanism, its keen compassion, its steadfast rejection of the narcissism of moral outrage and the sadism of moral fables — have become so familiar in the greatest of our literature that, like the air we breathe, they escape notice.

But its main appeal as a novel lies elsewhere - in its civilised compassion, its unexpected optimism, and in Bielski's moving belief in the possibility of renewal.

And so Tom Cole's drama, directed by Jim Pelegano and playing in a revival by the Blue Heron Theater in a tiny, intimate house in its center at 123 East 24th Street, retains its relevance, its power, its tortured compassion.

March 21 2013 August 11 201313 Douglas Carter Beane's new play is a nearly perfect work of dramatic art, whose power derives from its equitable compassion and its unromantic view of myth.

Douglas Carter Beane's "The Nance" (at the Lyceum) is a nearly perfect work of dramatic art, whose power derives from its equitable compassion and its unromantic view of myth.