Sentence examples for mercy concerns from inspiring English sources

The play, "Love and Mercy," concerns a former matinee idol turned ambassador, his wife (a screenwriter) and their daughter (a novelist), Mr. Richards said.

Prayer is God's way of empowering us with his compassion, mercy and concern for others.

In a young papacy defined by his acts of humility, calls for mercy and concern for the poor, Francis has won over many who live firmly in other faiths.

I'm all for a healthy dose of scepticism where self-aggrandising mercy missions are concerned.

A Liège (Belgium) canon lawyer, Alger, in his Liber de misericordia et justitia (c. 1105; "Book Concerning Mercy and Justice"), applied Ivo's criteria to the problem of the effect of sacraments administered by heretics and persons guilty of simony.

The work of the EKD is limited to that assigned to it by the member churches and primarily involves ecumenical relations, works of mercy, and tasks concerned with the society and government of Germany.

But mercy, kindness, and concern for the poor and the weak and the outcast seems to matter a lot more, with literally several hundred verses referencing those agenda items.

With some it takes that long to figure out the complicated plot line, like the marvelous one concerning the mercy killing of gay men afflicted with AIDS.

Mercy involves a charitable concern for the well-being of the offender as a potential recipient of deserved punishment.

This episode's other great concern was with mercy, how we dispense it and what it means.

Based on the interrogations of three people, the agency has determined that the plan was first conceived in June by a Kishtwar resident studying medicine in Bangladesh, who was concerned that the mercy petition filed by the man convicted of planning the 2002 attack on the Parliament, Afzal Guru, would be rejected.