Sentence examples for moral compassion from inspiring English sources

Every story has a moral: compassion, selflessness, generosity.

Peck's gift for combining emotional distance and moral compassion is best represented by his most famous role, the transcendently decent small-town lawyer Atticus Finch in "To Kill a Mockingbird," Robert Mulligan's 1962 adaptation of Harper Lee's novel.

What is remarkable about "The Kites" is this combination of moral clarity and moral compassion: there is no doubt that Ludo and his uncle are doing the only right thing by putting their lives on the line every day as resisters — the book even ends with an abrupt tribute to the pastor of a French village who saved Jewish children.

Lee et al. (2012) particularly focused on pre-service science teachers' moral reasoning about SSI through assessing their worldview, socioscientific accountability, and social and moral compassion from personal, societal and global perspectives.

Let us overcome these historic hostilities through discipline, education and moral compassion.

Mr. Wright detects an evolution toward an image of God as a more beneficient and universal deity, one whose moral compass favors compassion for humans of whatever race or tribe, one who is now firmly in the antigenocide camp.

Reifsnyder then explains that his son is gay and has a husband, and that the two of them are raising their children with "strong morals, compassion, and love".

Survived also by her sister Janice Novack, brother-in-law Paul Kirschner, and many nieces, nephews, and friends, all of whom will miss her extraordinary compassion, cheerfulness, and moral compass.

You just need compassion and a moral compass.

Carpenter, Holley, Herring and Campbell bravely shouldered this heavy sentiment in their songwriting and storytelling about the southland -- each using compassion as a moral compass--each using the inspiration of Eudora Welty as a guidepost.

Mbidi the black prince introduces the "civilized" practices of exogamy and enlightened government based on moral character, compassion, and justice.