Sentence examples for merciful way from inspiring English sources

"He wore a moustache – a shaggy moustache too; nothing in the meek and merciful way, but quite in the fierce and scornful style; the regular Satanic sort of thing".

"He wore a moustache – a shaggy moustache too; nothing in the meek and merciful way, but quite in the fierce and scornful style; the regular Satanic sort of thing". He likes to smooth it with his fingers, particualry when his thoughts are villainous.

(Granted, Tradepacks have no access to pills, but wouldn't a pillow be a more merciful way to go than a knitting needle?) We also glimpse the attempts by a Keeper couple to have a baby, and hear the sad soliloquies of the last surviving Tradepack (Ronete Levenson).

Even Catholic bishops thought of as traditionalist - such as the Bishop of Portsmouth, Philip Egan - have called for a more merciful way of dealing with such people.

We run a shelter but in the most merciful way.

The tone might be lighter, but there are quests here to rank beside Wild Hunt's most memorable one with a spoon-obsessed wight is a treat that proffers later rewards if you go about it the merciful way, and it's not every day that you find yourself using your witcher senses to find the whereabouts of a statue's family jewels.

It was a merciful release in many ways as she had being suffering from advanced dementia for some time, but it still feels strange to be without both parents for the first time at the age of 72.

The good news is that a merciful release is on its way.

The trick will be to have a conversation about the direction of the country that takes that into account but lifts the language to a level where common goals can be seen from differing racial vantage points — to show a way to be merciful to those struggling while providing a path to financial independence and social equality.

Usually by now, the New Year diet, detox or other form of extreme denial will have hit a wall, and the merciful retox will be fully under way.

This theme, imitatio Dei ("imitation of God"), is expressed succinctly in a commentary on Deuteronomy 11 22 that answers the question of how it is possible to walk "in all His ways": "As He is merciful and gracious, so be you merciful and gracious.