Sentence examples for make mercy from inspiring English sources

"Why couldn't you make Mercy for cancer like St. Francis is the heart center?" Mr. Tenaglia asked.

Two of the six defendants who have been sentenced to die did not ask to make mercy pleas.

For her, identifying the real-life figures on which the work's "prisoner," "doctor" and "woman who saves children" were based would make "Mercy" an artwork that was also a vision of action in the world.

Pope Francis, who has made mercy a key theme of his pontificate, is a member of the generation after Merton's.

A federal grand jury in Miami indicted two pilots and a general in the Cuban Air Force on charges of murder and conspiracy in the 1996 downing of two civilian planes operated by Brothers to the Rescue, a Cuban exile group that was making mercy flights in search of rafters fleeing Cuba.

Forever humble, Catherine gave everything she had to the poor and made mercy the bedrock of her ministry.

Aid organisations began by handing out disaster relief; then they moved into longer-term development, hoping to make future mercy missions unnecessary.

Blake's imagery comes from the Old Testament book of Exodus, when the Israelites make a "mercy seat" flanked by golden angels.

The trial judge denied him the chance to make a mercy plea to jurors, saying he could have addressed them as a witness -- which would have allowed prosecutors to cross-examine him.

(Lord have mercy!) Not making a cake for a gay wedding is the real sin because it is something we can actually control.

Having made it through "Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me," however, Mitchell was confronted with the final stumbling block of "a sinner".