Sentence examples for moderate compassion from inspiring English sources

It was only the French Revolution which broke up a happy marriage between the market and moderate compassion, allowing conservatives like Edmund Burke or Friedrich Hayek to twist Smith's doctrines to their own ends.

Unlike more moderate groups like Compassion and Choices, Nitschke's Exit International doesn't shy away from words like "suicide," and feels that the right to die should be expanded dramatically.

When a "moderate" Muslim's sense of compassion and conscience collides with matters prescribed by Allah, he should choose compassion.

Some moderate voices have called for compassion, and of course the vast majority of this country have no access to the internet or the mass media.

However, the intensity of self-rated depressed mood at baseline was found to moderate the comparative effectiveness of self-compassion and reappraisal with a trend of self-compassion being more effective than reappraisal in high depressed mood at baseline.

If moderate Muslims believe there should be no compassion shown to the girl from Qatif, then what exactly makes them so moderate?

Sadly, there still seems little hope for those who already have moderate to severe dementia, beyond care and compassion.

Compassion, justice and humanity aren't the result of moderate convictions, they're the result of spirit and soul.

The compassion in George W. Bush's conservatism — the oratorical emphasis on education, the moderate stance on immigration — was a Rove-blessed attempt to keep the party from seeming as harsh as it does now.

There was no comfortable place anymore in George W. Bush's Washington for the old fashioned moderate Republican who sought to temper a love of capitalist competition with a dose of compassion for those it left behind.

While moderating a panel discussion, Emily made a commitment to the Dalai Lama to expand compassion education.