Sentence examples for moving compassion from inspiring English sources

"There was a very moving compassion for the subject that did not put them down.

I'm taking my stance in the world and going for the pounce, (asking for specifically what I want) while moving with compassion.

And Christ will be moved with compassion, and that compassion will be made manifest through the work of his people to make a more just world.

He's passionate about his science but is not moved by compassion.

Moved to compassion by the threat to this endangered heritage, Gamache immerses himself in the history of this beautiful, troubled city to save it from itself.

Gaye Hicyilmaz's adolescent Frankie observes and learns, moved by compassion for an individual that leads him to reject the prejudice that surrounds him.

A heroine who can articulate such aspirations is not to be despised, and on occasion the reader is moved to compassion.

Sara told me the story of her brother Abbas, his birth in London, his marriage and children, and of how – moved by compassion for the suffering of civilians in rebel-held areas of Syria – he had crossed the frontier from Turkey to take medical equipment to Aleppo last year.

Written in a tone that moves between compassion and outraged incredulity, "Cuba Diaries" is organized as a series of vignettes of such unconventional (at least in Cuba) activities as building a swimming pool and taking a weekend excursion to the beach: in this case, the stunningly beautiful beach near Baracoa, where Columbus landed in 1492 and where the amenities haven't improved all that much.

Such a man would certainly be moved to compassion, not because he wanted to get in the good graces of the parents, nor because he wished to win the praise of his fellow villagers or friends, nor yet because he disliked the cry of the child.

Finally, when he is asked 'Who is my neighbor?', he tells the story (Luke 10) of a Samaritan (traditional enemies of the Jews) who met a wounded Jew he did not know by the side of the road, was moved with compassion, and went out of his way to meet his needs; Jesus commends the Samaritan for being 'neighbor' to the wounded traveler.