Sentence examples similar to win compassion from inspiring English sources

James Laing's Christ-like Refugee slowly wins the compassion of Jennifer France's ice-maiden Controller and John Savournin's dour Immigration Officer.

With medical science and public opinion on our side, compassion can win out over the legacy of fear-mongering from the past century.

You are dealing with a damaged child, and compassion will win them over.

Rose's brilliance, expertise and compassion won the love and respect of all who had the privilege of knowing her. Rose was a lady in the fullest sense; she upheld sound judgment and strong values in a soft voice wearing fashionable hats.

The road may not be without its rocks, but the outcome is never truly in doubt; compassion and experiment win the day.

Above all, Tom Kirkman is a good man and he plans to win this thing with his compassion and humanity, like an under-confident Jed Bartlet.

Wrath sprouts when one person chooses greed over equality, and it grows anytime self-interest wins over compassion.

At last week's design awards, her speech was a model of encouragement and compassion for finalists who did not win.

A candidate's job is to woo the electorate, to win the people's affection with charm, familiarity and compassion.

Another was to arouse compassion so that problems addressed by legislative action would win support.

Mr. Fieger based his winning defense on the compassion and mercy that he said Dr. Kevorkian had shown his patients.