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I think for the most part people are compassionate here.

New York is the most compassionate city in the world.

He began to feel a certain compassionate interest in her now.

If he were to come home and talk about all his problems, then she could be more compassionate.

It is compassionate to give people their own money back.

"I think she might have found a less compassionate hit man."

Inside you will find those who are of a high compassionate calling.

"It is compassionate to make sure that not one single child gets left behind."

He clearly has a compassionate side, but not many people get to see it.

When it happened they sent him home, on compassionate leave.

It was time, he thought, to stop being so compassionate.

"This is something that should be made available in a compassionate way to help a few people."

"You need to be more compassionate to these people," she said.

Even the young ones were the most concerned and compassionate group I've come across.

The man looked at him and put a compassionate hand on his shoulder.

I wanted them to be compassionate and to see life as a responsibility to give something to the world.

A compassionate woman who was always sensitive to the needs of others.

I am a compassionate man to those who acknowledge my power.

Your desire to help shows you to be a compassionate person.

This tells us about God's compassionate relationship with his people.

She had never imagined a place with people who were so compassionate.

But he was compassionate enough not to argue with me right then.

We knew him to be a very wise and compassionate man.

He is rarely compassionate and wants things to go his way.

In memory of a man who left his compassionate mark upon us all.