Sentence examples for of all compassion from inspiring English sources

As the poet Katy Lederer writes in her memoir, "Poker Face: A Girlhood Among Gamblers," the key to being a good poker player is managing to "empathize with your opponents while remaining devoid of all compassion".

A pious man, he bears in mind that Man may not be more compassionate than the Almighty, the source of all compassion, and begins to study the laws of slaughter.

When you immerse your children in a sea of messages of compassion, they are all but assured of getting the messages loud and clear.

"They're administratively detained," Wilson replies, displaying all the compassion of a more sociopathic version of Sir Humphrey Appleby.

Then came Theresa May, a woman who exudes all the compassion of stage 4 bone cancer, talking of her party's "proud history" of helping vulnerable people.

The colonel put them there; and why he did furnishes the book's mystery and its means of turning a comic grotesque into a figure with a dimension of tragedy and compassion, and all the more grotesque because of it.

The true shock of it all, though, is the complete lack of compassion for all of us who lived through that day and witnessed it with our own eyes.

The message of serendipity, hope, living a life of service mixed with compassion, all those things we yearn for privately but laugh off in the public moment, on display and alive 30 years to the day John Lennon was killed.

Alas, for all of his compassion, this is not the case with Chin -- at least not when it comes to the high-profile cases.

In defiance of all reason and compassion, the criminalisation of poverty has actually intensified as the weakened economy generates ever more poverty.

And most of all: empathy... compassion... for everyone in the world who is suffering.