Let us do so with the most profound respect for that which must be preserved as well as with sensitive understanding and compassion for those who must be protected.
"Missing Mommy" was originally published in Britain under the title "Missing Mummy," and was immediately recognized as the sensitive, delicate act of compassion that it is.
RB Marriott of the Stage found its depiction of working-class Londoners leading desperate, dead-end lives "sensitive" and tinged with "compassion", while the US novelist and theatre critic Mary McCarthy echoed Gaskill in praising its "remarkable delicacy".
Ackley says she was inspired by the American online magazine Rookie, which has been applauded for its compassion and the sensitive way it handles the issues young women face.
Our responsibilities also include caring for and about the family – ensuring that they have access to their loved one during the dying process, that they have consistent meticulous communication and that sensitive language is used with "evident compassion" [ 63].
This quote speaks for itself but there were a number of examples in which mentors were very sensitive to their charge's circumstances and showed compassion and understanding.
Parfit seems exquisitely sensitive to the essence of morality, which surely entails compassion and a commitment to reduce unnecessary suffering.
We are especially sensitive to signs of trustworthiness in our leaders, and compassion increases our willingness to trust.
There's also Jarvis Cocker's thoughtful treatment of a boxer's lament, The Battle Is Done With; Steve Earle with a gutsy Dirty Old Town; and Martin Simpson's sensitive solo treatment of The Father's Song, mixing compassion and politics.
He continued: "I pledge to address these sensitive issues in the future with a greater level of compassion and respect for my Catholic brothers and sisters in Christ". Catholic League President William Donoghue accepted the apology.
