Sentence examples similar to native compassion from inspiring English sources
The Native Americans felt compassion and sympathy for the Pilgrims, sharing their technology.
Las Vegas, if you take the word of the Hawaiian playwright Edward Sakamoto, whose "Aloha Las Vegas" explores with amusement and compassion a growing migration of natives of the paradisiacal Pacific islands of the 50th state to the sands of the Nevada desert.
The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born". In the New Testament, Jesus employs compassion for an abused, reviled foreigner (a Samaritan) as the test and definition of neighborly love.
The Puerto Rican native loved his career and was known for his compassion, said Johnny Rivera Muñiz, a friend for the past two years.
Mr. Fugard, the South African playwright who has chronicled the tortured landscape of his native land for more than 50 years, continues to write with compassion and insight about the social and economic legacies left behind by apartheid.
And if there is no such thing as trapping with compunction or compassion, as Mr. Clifton asserts, then our ideas of Native Americans and their respect for the animals that sustained them are seriously flawed.
And while it's refreshing to hear Canadian Parliament members (particularly Conservative ones) such as Manitoba's Joy Smith show some honest compassion, on the whole, the government's attitude and response to protecting vulnerable Native women has been one of indifference.
Harrowing footage of innocent Syrians fleeing their native land and their grueling journey to find a new home proves the undeniable need for global compassion.
Compassion, to show compassion".
