Sentence examples for radiate compassion from inspiring English sources

The Buddha and other spiritual leaders teach us that we must even feel and radiate compassion for our enemies.

Now, every day since the storm, he has risen shortly after dawn to venture down to the bar's back room, where he plays guitar, paints and greets guests, radiating compassion and gratitude like a mystic.

He seems smart and pleasant and he radiates compassion for people.

The way Marianne remembered it, he seemed to radiate "enormous compassion for me and my child".

When your inner hearth is fueled purely from your Highest Self, sustained by the forces of Light, Love, Life, then you can radiate genuine compassion to heal yourself, others, the Earth, and beyond.

He shines with the intellectual brilliance of a Harvard Law scholar while he also radiates the compassion of a man of faith who has served the poorest of the poor.

The three girls I accompanied did not, however, radiate much Christian compassion as they went about their task.

This idea is often articulated by the Dalai Lama, who argues that individual experiences of compassion radiate outward and increase harmony for all.

In both music and words (often written by collaborators), Mr. Nascimento radiates a kindly compassion.

This man, this revolutionary, terrorist, threat to racial dominance soared into the sun radiating justice and compassion, an iconic marriage that can only exist together.

"We needed someone that not only had that gravity and that manliness that the hero requires," Mr. DeKnight said, "but he also had to have a sympathy and a compassion that just radiates".