Sentence examples for particular compassion from inspiring English sources

She was a profoundly committed leader who was devoted to the agency's mission of improving the quality of individual, family and Jewish communal life with particular compassion and respect for our most vulnerable community members.

It's psychological terrain that Chekhov captured with particular compassion.

His own experiences led him to feel particular compassion for other defectors.

Indeed, while particular acts of compassion must perforce be directed toward this or that specific instance of suffering, the attitude of compassion is not.

Buddhism in particular stresses a compassion for all living creatures, transcending the boundaries of species.

In particular, research on compassion that we at CCARE and our collaborators have conducted at Stanford and beyond have shown the immense power of self-compassion and compassion not only for our personal well-being but for our work life.

Particular passions like compassion are perfectly consistent with self-love, indeed Butler held that to take pleasure in benevolent and virtuous acts and view them as part of one's happiness is "itself the Temper of Satisfaction and Enjoyment".

Butler referred to the general principle of charity or "love of our neighbor as thyself" as a virtuous principle or as the reason guided endeavor to promote the happiness of proximate others to the same degree that one attempts to promote one's own good (although he also identified "love of neighbor" with the particular passion of compassion).

In particular, feeling empathy and compassion in response to depictions of others' emotional suffering intensified imaginative self-reflection.

The main responsibility of the Dignity Health-CCARE Fellow is to conduct research that will advance the field of kindness and compassion, in particular with regards to health outcomes and/or in healthcare settings.

This week, one word in particular has stood out: compassion.