Sentence examples for urging compassion from inspiring English sources

He's urging compassion for them.

Humanitarian officials have asked the government to consider a moratorium on evictions and to address the issue publicly, urging compassion.

But despite President Obama's turkey pardon speech urging "compassion for those in need," his presidency has been marked by a dearth of compassion and mercy for those serving long sentences for minor drug crimes.

The "Cerbelli plan" urges compassion toward the mentally ill and rules prohibiting officers from shouting and pointing their weapons while encircling a disturbed person.

Mr. McKinney urged compassion in the sentencing because of what he called "the hostility in the hearts of many black people" toward aspects of our present society.

The policies she has released so far appear to diverge from staunch conservatism – she supports Labor's National Broadband Network over the Coalition's, is comfortable with same-sex marriage, urges compassion for refugees and wants the creaking train service fixed.

An emotional highlight of the show was the presentation of the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award to Oprah Winfrey, who received a standing ovation after a speech in which she urged compassion for people who are forgotten and in need.

Connecting with people really matters: but unfortunately for Francis, who today publishes a major document called Amoris Laetitia (Joy of Love) that urges compassion for all, it's not the most important part of being a pope.

Under the government's narrow criteria, the bishops said, "even the ministry of Jesus and the early Christian Church would not qualify as 'religious,' because they did not confine their ministry to their co-religionists," but urged compassion for the sick and the poor, regardless of faith or creed.

Thus far, you have urged compassion.

The fundraising site acknowledges that Taylor made a "terrible mistake" but urges compassion.