Sentence examples for profoundly compassionate from inspiring English sources

Robinson Devor's impressionistic reconstruction of the events surrounding that incident is profoundly compassionate yet oddly frustrating.

Although profoundly compassionate toward its characters, "My Father My Lord" is an implicit critique of ultra-Orthodox dogma by a filmmaker who grew up in a Hasidic community but abandoned it when he was 25 to study film.

It is, perhaps, the most humanist art prize in the world, an art award that specifically celebrates the painted human image and looks for modern heirs to the profoundly compassionate tradition of portraiture that includes Rembrandt, Velázquez and Lucian Freud.

I have loved her since the 1990s, when I first encountered her paintings of nude women: transformed versions of the stock images of commercial pornography, thoroughly recognisable, unsentimental, sometimes brutal, but at the same time profoundly compassionate.

Catherine Newman recently wrote in the New York Times that she does not want her 10-year-old daughter to be "nice", even though she's "deeply kind, profoundly compassionate and probably the most ethical person I know".

John Williams From The City, From The Plough by Alexander Baron An autobiographically-based, soldier's-eye view of the Normandy landings, this is an unforgettably powerful and profoundly compassionate account of the horror of the war, and the ordinary heroism of the men who fought it.

He was a deeply compassionate man who cared profoundly for his family and friends and will be greatly missed.

In stripping away a protective layer of psychic skin to evoke the policeman's apprehension of the physical world, this profoundly pessimistic but compassionate film finds the potential for animal violence in all its characters.

He was a profoundly capable, erudite, and compassionate leader who risked tremendous political capital to deliver a better life to millions of at-risk Americans.

The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn the passing of Teri Pakier, beloved sister of Stephen Greenberg and sister-in-law of Sandra Greenberg, whose dedication, and boundless generosity, sets an example of philanthropic leadership imbued with compassionate generosity, which profoundly impacts our community and enriches the lives of millions around the globe.

While Harris is correct that religion can become a pernicious and oppressive right-wing force, it also has the power to inspire, sustain and instigate compassionate social action of a profoundly leftist stripe.