Sentence examples for of such mercy from inspiring English sources

How many are capable of such mercy?

If they are found guilty, neither will face the death penalty, at the request of the victim's parents.No such mercy came Ms Tucker's way.

Happily such mercy missions are rare.

Why show the men such mercy?

… The world in its present state of moral advancement compared with its technical development would be eventually at the mercy of such a weapon".

Western culture is still at the mercy of such self-elevating ignorance.

Global economic processes have extracted material and human resources from many poor countries, eroded the value of their currencies and placed their economies at the mercy of such unaccountable organisations as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

Pope Francis has called for urgent action to stop climate change and proposed that caring for the environment be added to traditional Christian works of mercy such as feeding the hungry and visiting the sick.

Such acts of mercy by organ donors (talk about risky behavior) present insurers with an elective pre-existing condition, and present donors with a moral dilemma.

In Catholic thought, charitable works of mercy such as giving alms to the blind and poor were good works which, together with faith, helped the salvation of the doer; but the Protestant doctrine of sola fide rejected the efficacy of works in salvation, which depended on faith alone (and the complication of God's predestined will for each individual).

It is such a mercy, in a terra incognita, when you're afraid of missing the right sights, to have a knowledgeable local guide.