Sentence examples for reflecting compassion from inspiring English sources

Titled "Bread, Not Stones," it said the federal budget should be viewed as a "moral document," reflecting compassion for society's have-nots.

Htut stated: "Personally, I believe that Buddhist monks and any other religious leaders should recite speeches reflecting compassion, love, empathy, and good ethics".

But even when he talks of international issues, the president's language often reflects compassion toward families.

In my Miami lifetime (now more than half of my 56 years) I have focused on building the kind of community that reflects compassion across numerous divides: race, ethnicity, income, education, ability.

They should be good listeners, able to reflect compassion, and pro-choice.

As empty awareness, free of any identifying content, you are a window into eternity, a mirror reflecting the compassion of being.

As your identity becomes more and more grounded in being awareness itself, free of any content, you will come to know yourself as a window into eternity, a mirror reflecting the compassion of being.

He said he had read the plaintiffs' affidavits and had found that they "reflect profound compassion and concern for their patients, the women, and presumably the fathers".

He has interviewed the Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal and his long articles reflect enormous compassion for the poor and suffering of Iraq and for the Palestinians under siege in Gaza.

And in no way did they reflect the compassion and the innocence of the people the Cove Guardians encountered in their ordeal in the north.

Then their coach asked them to "cultivate compassion" by reflecting on their emotions before lashing out at someone on the playground.