Sentence examples for representing compassion from inspiring English sources

He is surrounded by suffering mankind, in the form of several supplicating nudes, and two female figures representing compassion and ambition.

The red represents courage and white represents compassion.

But, it seems, Harvard feels guilty about that identity and wishes it could instead (or also) represent "compassion".

Where they traded in fear-mongering, and blame, and exploitation of the vulnerable, the NHS represented compassion, and generosity, and acceptance.

Big Tent represented Compassion International and I really fell in love with the organization the first time I went on a trip...

They have killed civilian aid workers of the United Nations who represent the compassion and generosity of the world.

But the emerging Bill and Hillary brand has a global reach and is increasingly taken to represent American compassion in many parts of the world.

It is based on a pseudo-capitalist foundation in which there is profit to be made from people's misery and as such it introduces profit-driven players to a system that is designed to represent aid and compassion.

Mrisho's research found that staff attitudes including abusive language, denial of service, and an absence of compassion represent one among many barriers to facility-based care, which drives women to deliver at home [ 22].

A wild-haired villager tending his fire said eighth-century Tibetan guru Padmasambhava blessed the 19,000-foot pyramidal mountains, naming them Jambeyang, Chanadorje and Chenresig for Buddhas representing the wisdom, energy and compassion needed for enlightenment.

The suffering from Hurricane Katrina was still fresh then, with the storm representing to Democrats a failure of compassion and competence by the Bush administration.