Sentence examples for modicum of compassion from inspiring English sources
In the process, she has succeeded in giving the rich their multifaceted due, earning for them a modicum of compassion.
Also particularly moving were the soprano Susanna Phillips as the widowed schoolteacher, Ellen, and the baritone Brian Mulligan as the old sea captain, Balstrode, among the few who show a modicum of compassion for Grimes.
Lewis told Radio 4's Today programme this morning: "It's a deeply depressing day for anyone with a modicum of compassion or commitment to justice in Britain and throughout the world".
This makes him better positioned than anyone else to journey back and provide Nigel Farage with the barest modicum of compassion as a baby, helping him to grow up as a normal human and not the demonically possessed unofficial Wind in the Willows figurine made of nicotine and tooth decay that he is now.
It is a better place when we all treat each other with a modicum of civility, and modicum of compassion.
They have the opportunity to demonstrate some modicum of compassion for a sick man, who has been both the victim and the perpetrator of unimaginable cruelty.
But after the verdict her mother said: "It doesn't matter what school you go to, who your parents are or what sport you play, everyone needs to behave with a modicum of human compassion.
Elf is continually rebuked and punished for failing to "co-operate" with her treatment; staff are obsessed with enforcing rules (no mobile phones, no outside food) at the expense of even a modicum of human compassion; trying to meet the psychiatrist is "like trying to meet with the head of the Gambino family.
"The LORD is full of compassion.
