In written English, "statement of compassion" is a correct and usable phrase.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it generally refers to a written or spoken expression of empathy or sympathy towards someone or their situation. Example: The politician's statement of compassion for the victims of the natural disaster struck a chord with the public and showed his genuine concern for their well-being.
He noted that even the detective who shot Mr. Dorismond, Anthony Vasquez, had issued a statement of compassion for the man's family.
They work hard and go to school and get married and have kids who they take to church and teach that continually protesting the lives, deaths, and daily activities of The World is the only genuine statement of compassion that a God-loving human can sincerely make.
Wang reasoned that this was because studying for exams is painful, and "who wants to prolong that misery?" So if the point of the policy wasn't to get everyone's exams pushed back, then the point is that the administration is making a statement of compassion: We hear you.
What's strange about Hogg's films is that however gruellingly amusing, they're fundamentally statements of compassion.
A stark, brutalist construction, it infused eastern and western sounds, and pit basic, benign web-speak ("being bae", "breaking the internet", "qween") against sincere statements of compassion.
Just calm, measured statements full of compassion for another human being who made a mistake.
Then in a statement of extraordinary insight, compassion and generosity, he spoke.
"I would like my life to be a statement of love and compassion -- and where it isn't, that's where my work lies".
"We appeal to every Muslim, within the regime or assisting it in any way, to recognize that the killing of innocent human beings is forbidden by our Creator and by His beloved Prophet of Compassion," said the statement, which was signed by dozens of religious leaders.
Jim Nicholson, chairman of the Republican National Committee, issued a statement saying the situation demonstrated a "lack of compassion" by Mr. Gore.
Whether it's the parable of the good Samaritan in Christianity, Judaism's "13 attributes of compassion" or the Buddha's statement that "loving kindness and compassion is all of our practice," empathy with the suffering of others is seen as a special virtue that has the power to change the world.
