To each he brought an incisive clarity of thought, a rigorous respect for realpolitik, and a deep compassion for the individual.

She approaches human failings in ways that acknowledge evil forthrightly, but also with deep compassion.

He brought to all his communal activity, energy, enthusiasm, optimism and a deep compassion.

But he got results, if only by the force of his personality and his deep compassion for his patients.

The hardships he encountered gave him a deep compassion for missionaries and this appreciation showed in his lifelong understanding of their difficulties.

Feel compassion, not smugness, towards us hoi polloi down the back.

Is it because when we start to feel compassion and open our hearts to the needs of others the capacity to care grows?

I am sure they will only feel compassion.

But also because you are to show kindness to others and to feel compassion for them.

Second, because you get such a clear sense of a supreme talent that you can't help but mourn its subsequent concealment, and feel compassion for the concealer.

Their 12th studio effort exudes a trademark blend of righteous indignation and genuine compassion.

They recognised in him a kindly, open-handed man capable of genuine compassion for those in need and always as good as his word.

There's a genuine compassion for the contestants who will find out tonight whether they've made it through to the live shows.

He just had genuine compassion for everybody.

Using genuine compassion creates a special connection that you can not achieve with associating compassion with attachments.

These are monstrous crimes against innocents, violating not only the laws of war but also the more innate laws of human compassion.

It's well researched, hugely atmospheric, dark and sad, with flashes of human compassion offering light, and some beautiful characterisation.

Helping the needy may spring from human compassion, from an ethical principle, or even from less noble intentions based on human calculation.

His firm convictions were tempered by, and in fact formed by, human compassion.

On paper this looks like coldly putting principle above human compassion.

We hear of instances where nurses lack compassion and where patients are left on trolleys.

The present system not only lacks compassion towards people afflicted by a serious and distressing medical condition.

I don't think these nurses lacked compassion, just the time to do the job needed.

At best, they say, she lacked compassion.

It's gripping, but it lacks compassion.

He quickly won the recruits' respect by bringing a sense of compassion and fairness to ease them through their often arduous training.

In this sensitive area, the law should reflect the widespread sense of compassion and humanity and provide legal certainty.

You can also form a bond in the silence, she adds, while the sense of compassion that mindfulness fosters can help you through difficult conversations.

In the paradoxical world of war reporting, this insecurity neither undermined her sense of compassion nor precluded altruism.

Seeing them in a new light renewed my sense of compassion for them.