I would classify myself as an empathetic and compassionate person.
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"I'm a compassionate person," Ms. Smith declared, fuming in the hallway.
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She's the complete opposite &is the most generous, compassionate person I know!
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You are the most loving, caring and compassionate person I've ever known!
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Maggie has always been an incredibly compassionate person, and in many ways, fearless.
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Rain: She is a great mother and a very selfless and compassionate person.
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Although Heather was a caring and compassionate person, so are a lot of you.
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The last time Jaime grew out his beard, he became a nicer, more compassionate person.
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I know that my retina specialist is both an excellent doctor and a compassionate person.
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A compassionate person does not want to see someone they care about, or anyone really, in pain.
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He's about the most knowledgeable person, compassionate person and honorable person we can have in that job.
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He didn't take an opportunity to look like a more compassionate person, if [he] were capable of that.
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"I am a very compassionate person and I'm most interested in people's relationships," Li-Mi-Yan told Broadly.
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"She was also a very unusually compassionate person, and developed that compassion quite early in her life," she says.
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" Instead, she said, "they are going to see a loving, caring, compassionate person who is honest and who is good.
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" He adds: "In spite of all these other struggles, he really was the most compassionate person I've ever come across.
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I booked a last-minute ticket and prayed I'd be able to swap my assigned middle seat with some compassionate person.
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Williams explained in the news conference that his sister-in-law was married to his brother and was a loving and compassionate person.
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"In other words, if you want to be seen as a moral, compassionate person, talk about fairness and helping the vulnerable," Brooks said.
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" Patrick went on to praise Biden as a "deeply empathetic man [whose] experience with personal suffering [make him] a genuinely caring and compassionate person.
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"I know him as a compassionate person … it's a super-tough job, he made a step to give up which was a luxurious lifestyle," Scaramucci said.
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"She was the most compassionate person for all things living, at 10 years old, than most people have in a lifetime," Roos told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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"She will inspire us and show us what a tremendous leader she is while being the warm and compassionate person that I know she is," said Rep.
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Weiner's conclusion: It is better to go through the world as a compassionate person, able to confront the plights of others without being crippled by their weight.
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As I got older, my witchcraft became less about trying to cause specific outcomes and more focused on helping me become a more purposeful and compassionate person.
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" But the compassionate person in me wants to be like, "Well we really want to provide everybody with the things that they need and deserve in their lives.
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"Like any compassionate person, I was horrified by the death of a young Sacramento man who we later found out had two kids," Steinberg told a news conference.
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Years doesn't feel like the product a new band, but one that's seen some shit, wrestled with it, and come out the other side a stronger, more compassionate person.
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When I read this play, which really speaks to the human condition, I thought this was a role she'd really relate to because she's a thoughtful and compassionate person.
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The Good Place is the story of Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell), a recently deceased and less-than-compassionate person who finds herself spending the after life in the Good Place.
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With eyes closed, the vets are asked to verbally share vivid details of their trauma with an imagined compassionate person who loves them, then imagine how that person would respond.
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"I know some of you may think l'm tough and harsh but actually I'm a very compassionate person (with a very high IQ) with strong common sense" (April 21, 2013) 20163.
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"I am a compassionate person and was able to see and feel the distress and despair of the families," Zschaepe, 43, said in her closing statement at the regional court in Munich.
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It turns out he can actually be a compassionate person (much more so than in "Personal," the oddly impersonal 2014 novel in which he works with a team to stop an assassin).
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"While spending time with President-elect Trump during the campaign I got to know a very analytical and compassionate person," Scaramucci, founder and a co-managing partner of investment firm SkyBridge Capital, said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fired White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci described President Donald Trump as a "compassionate person" on Monday but said he should have condemned neo-Nazis in his initial statement about the violence in Virginia.
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Scaramucci said he knows Trump "as a compassionate person," while reiterating that he thought the president should have spoken more harshly than he did initially of the white supremacists involved in the violent protest in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Another side-effect of meditation that I've noticed—for me at least—is that you can't help but become a nicer, more sensitive and compassionate person who cares less about their dick and more about not being a dick.
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It's less from cancer and more from my PTSD after-cancer experience that I gained a very intimate understanding and appreciation for just how deeply we can struggle as human beings, and that made me a far more compassionate person.
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He is, apparently, a very kind and compassionate person -- the kind of man who would marry a struggling supermodel and help her complete the classic American dream of rising from Milan to Paris to New York via the fashion industry.
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"She spent a great deal of time with the survivors throughout the rehearsal process, and they formed a unique and meaningful bond," Ziering – who describes Gaga as "the most gracious, humble, down-to-earth, wise and deeply kind and compassionate person" – says.
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Also, when you know different people from all different walks of life and you're a compassionate person, then you're probably more capable of writing something that's really offensive that's funny, because there's truth in it and it's something that you haven't heard before.
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"In other words, if you want to be seen as a moral, compassionate person, talk about fairness and helping the vulnerable," Arthur Brooks, the president of the American Enterprise Institute and a friend of the Kochs, told an audience at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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"Even people who don't agree with me politically or religiously or whatever it is can go, 'Hey, I want to be more like her,' and if that just means being a more caring, compassionate person, then I hope that's the new way to be a role model," she said.
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"You guys have been super rough on me, super rough on him, but he is a compassionate person," Scaramucci said, trying to explain to Colbert why it took President Donald Trump until Monday to condemn racism at the white supremacist Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville that took place over the weekend, while still not blaming white supremacy directly.
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" Figueras went on to describe Harry, 34, as "a kind, generous, compassionate person who is constantly thinking about how to make the world a better place, wether [sic] that is helping kids in Africa, talking openly about mental health, encouraging children or talking about climate child and all the things that we all human beings need to change for the next generations.
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" Figueras went on to describe Harry as "a kind, generous, compassionate person who is constantly thinking about how to make the world a better place, wether [sic] that is helping kids in Africa, talking openly about mental health, encouraging children or talking about climate child and all the things that we all human beings need to change for the next generations.
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However, he does not wish to promote an image of himself as a kind and compassionate person so he spread those negative rumours about himself. Only his family and apprentices know the truth.
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At first Marge enjoys Homer's inability to talk, since it makes him a better listener and a more compassionate person. Eventually Marge misses Homer's wild antics. Craving excitement, she enters a demolition derby. The episode was written by Matt Selman and directed by Nancy Kruse.
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Gibbs is also > very impatient, and easily angered, which don't serve him well in his > relationships. Leadership is Gibbs' best quality. On the outside, he is > tough as nails, seemingly impossible to break. On the inside, he is a > compassionate person, who is extremely supportive of his friends and family.
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Rama is portrayed in Hindu arts and texts as a compassionate person who cares for all living beings. Rama had three brothers, according to the Balakhanda section of the Ramayana. These were Lakshmana, Bharata and Shatrughna. The extant manuscripts of the text describes their education and training as young princes, but this is brief.
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My recollections of our college times are not only related to exams and our successes. Everybody in that time who came into contact with Joanna remembered a beautiful, elegant, and compassionate person, even during the difficult situations. Thanks to her, it was easier to overcome obstacles and develop a circle of close friends. She was an exceptional doctor.
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Mary Jane Watson feels the loss of Gwen deeply and becomes a more mature, compassionate person. Gwen's death also draws Peter and Mary Jane into a closer friendship, and eventually to romance. Miles Warren, one of Gwen's professors, was secretly in love with her. Following her death, Warren goes insane and adopts the persona of the Jackal.
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"One of the areas that we thought we could improve upon is getting a little bit more of that killer instinct," Canales said. "Because she's just a kind, compassionate person. And so, we wanted to make sure she could get that 'smell blood' mentality." Once again, she won the Central East Regional on her way to the 2014 Games.
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20, no. 1, p 64, 65. www.jstor.org/stable/2932492 (Also in Jane Austen's Mansfield Park, New York: Chelsea House, 1987 pp. 18, 19.) Edmund is a naturally kind and compassionate person, as demonstrated by his attitude towards Fanny Price, his impoverished young cousin who has come to live with Edmund's family from her home and family in Portsmouth.
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Mirror Sarek is taken aback by Burnham's memories, and concludes she is a compassionate person who means them no harm. Burnham becomes curious of Voq's ability to forge alliances with other alien races, in order to find the solution to the Klingon war in her universe. Voq's explanation triggers Tyler who speaks in Klingon and attacks Voq. Burnham convinces Mirror Voq to spare Tyler's life.
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Contrary to some of the characters she portrayed, Brooke was a very private but kind and compassionate person in reality. Brooke married (and divorced) twice and had no children. She was known to be very skilled at cooking, and she worked at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City after her film career. Later, she, with her husband at the time, owned a restaurant in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Hillary Hall was born in 1965. She grew up in Boulder, Colorado where she attended Fairview High School. She was a student government officer at Fairview and was described, then as now, as “a smart, visionary, compassionate person” by former Boulder County Commissioner Josie Heath. She attended the University of Northern Colorado and later Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts where she obtained a degree in culinary arts.
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A kind and compassionate person, Mr. Knightley exhibits good judgement, high moral character and maturity in contrast to Emma's still-maturing character: as a hero, he also has presence and authority, and a natural life-like quality.S. Kaye-Smith, Talking of Jane Austen (London 1946) p. 69 and p. 235 The most hard-working of Austen's heroes, he is also the least posh, not even keeping a pair of carriage horses.
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Upon reaching the bus, Charlie Brown finally asks the Little Red-Haired Girl why she has chosen him in spite of his failures. The Little Red-Haired Girl explains she admires his selflessness and his determination and praises him as an honest, caring, and compassionate person. The two promise to write to one another; the other children congratulate him as a true friend and lift him up in the air, carrying him.
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In commending the Samanids, the epic Persian poet Ferdowsi says of them: > کجا آن بزرگان ساسانیان > ز بهرامیان تا به سامانیان "Where have all the great Sasanians gone? From the Bahrāmids to the Samanids what has come upon?" A Bukharian historian writing in 943 stated that Ismail Samani: > was indeed worthy and right for padishahship. He was an intelligent, just, > compassionate person, one possessing reason and prescience...he conducted > affairs with justice and good ethics.
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Later, in Guilford, Maryland, they joined the Homewood Friends Meeting. Carol Weiss King's biographer Ann Fagan Ginger describes Kovner as "very bright, able, and decent, a compassionate person amid the sharks of the New York legal world" who, leading the IJA Bulletin editors, "argued out the jurisdiction and style of their new periodical with care." Kovner died age 84 on April 30, 1994, of congestive heart failure following pneumonia in Brooklandville near Baltimore, Maryland.
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Blackbeard, or officially, Blackbeard: The Musical or Blackbeard: A New Musical, is a musical created by Rob Gardner. The plot focuses on the notorious pirate Edward "Blackbeard" Teach, and his blockade of Charles Town in South Carolina in 1718. The musical portrays Blackbeard as a compassionate person, who's deeply in love with a woman on his ship named Mary Ormond. Blackbeard struggles to maintain his fierce façade, while at the same time trying to win the heart of the pacifistic Mary.
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However, this later had consequences; at the end of the dynasty, the earlier strong, but now crumbling walls, were greatly missed by the Samanids, who were constantly under attack by the Karakhanids and other enemies. According to a Bukharian historian writing in 943, Ismail: > Was indeed worthy and right for padishahship. He was an intelligent, just, > compassionate person, one possessing reason and prescience...he conducted > affairs with justice and good ethics. Whoever tyrannized people he would > punish...In affairs of state he was always impartial.
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Gauthaman (Neeraj Madhav) narrates his story of learning driving and how he handled the difficulties that came across his life. The movie starts with young Gauthaman rotating the wheel of a bicycle as he is very much interested in vehicles. Gauthaman's grandmother whom he lovingly calls Muthassi (Valsala Menon) saw him most of the time spending with the toy cars and his father's cycle. Gauthaman's father Ramachandran (Renji Panicker) is a very kind and compassionate person who is ready to fulfil all the wishes of his son.
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Throughout the series, Ben is characterized as a compassionate person who seldom becomes outwardly angry, upset, or emotional. He adheres to the Buddhist ideals and advocates for "living in the now". In adjusting to his HIV status, Ben does his best to take care of himself physically and to maintain a peaceful and serene perspective in facing life's challenges, which earns him the nickname "Zen Ben" from Brian. Despite his academic background and somewhat esoteric philosophies, Ben integrates well with Michael's circle of friends.
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She starts to resent him when she found out but when she thought he died after having a heart surgery her heart melted. Although she is a compassionate person who does have guilt, she can be selfish. In the episode "Ice Cubed", Carrie tries to make things right with an employee at a store after she accidentally gives her a free iPod and gets fired. However, in a later episode, she takes advantage to become friends with Doug's ex-girlfriend who he mistreated by tricking her into sleeping with him.
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Patrick, who is also a lawyer, but unlike Hugo, is a kind and compassionate person who seeks no gain when he defends his clients. Now a widower, Patrick hopes his long-time friendship with Rebecca will turn romantic when she decides to leave Hugo, since he had always had romantic feelings for her. On the day Rebecca leaves Hugo she is coincidentally attacked, she suspects Hugo is behind this attack. Hugo realizes the wrong of his past and tries to salvage his marriage. Synopsis of TVB’s “Between Love & Desire”.
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Hawker's Hut Hawker was regarded as a deeply compassionate person giving Christian burials to shipwrecked seamen washed up on the shores of the parish, and was often the first to reach the cliffs when there was a shipwreck. Formerly, the bodies of shipwrecked sailors were often either buried on the beach where they were found or left in the sea. The figurehead of the ship Caledonia, which foundered in September 1842, marks the grave in Morwenstow churchyard of five of the nine-man crew. Hawker described the wrecking in his book Footprints of Former Men in Far Cornwall.
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The original actor made one last token cameo appearance in the third season. Harley was later a recurring character on the sequel series Girl Meets World. In the interim, Harley has fully reformed into a much friendlier, compassionate person; he is shown to care a great deal about the students' well-being and is ashamed of his troubled past. Unlike their own school days, Harley and Cory have become close friends, mainly because it was Cory's influence that got him hired as custodian at John Quincy Adams Middle School, earning him the affectionate nickname "Janitor Harley" by the students.
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She is a compassionate person that won't do harm to others even if she is paid a high price. One night a mysterious man Yip Sheung-luk shows up at her door step claiming to be the savior of her father-in-law who is away on a journey. As her father-in-law's savior, Sheung-luk claims he was welcomed to stay at the Bak household. After finding items in her home missing Yui-hung trails Sheung- luk around town, only to find that he is hiding a heavily pregnant woman who he is tasked to protect.
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This allows Nomad access to trusted babysitters when he needs to enter situations far, far too dangerous for Bucky (though many think Nomad's life is consistently far too dangerous). During this phase of his life, Nomad sheds much of his previous acerbic, self- destructive personality, and becomes a more laid-back, compassionate person. Later Nomad realizes that both he and/or Bucky could be infected with HIV, Bucky due to her parentage and Nomad due to his time receiving medical care from the Undergrounders. He has himself and Bucky tested but it is never revealed if either of them are infected.
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Combined with the events of seasons 2 and 3 placing her in life and death situations, the former having her no longer able to contact her past lives for advice, Korra begins to suffer post traumatic stress by the events of Book Four: Balance while doubting her abilities as the Avatar to maintain balance after those she faced have each disrupted the order she was struggling to protect in massive ways. But ultimately, once able to let go of the pain she went through and realizing the significance to her past suffering, Korra returns to her usual self while becoming a more compassionate person from her ordeals.
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In civilian life, her name was Laura Tarrant. Although deceased by the time of the story's events, Laura has played a pivotal role in the current state of the team. A caring and compassionate person, she had worried that the power which the group wielded would one day be misused, and had asked her boyfriend, Tom Noir, to make sure her gun never fell into the wrong hands, and also to make it powerful enough to destroy her and her teammates if needed for the general good. Laura was killed by the same car bomb that destroyed Tom's leg, driving Tom to leave the team and hit the bottle.
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His approach is contrasted with the harsh treatment used by Dr. Lewis Yealland. Moreover, throughout the novel Rivers is struggling with a nervous stammer he has had since childhood, even though his own father used to be a speech therapist. In an interview with journalist Wera Reusch Barker called the historical Rivers "very humane, a very compassionate person who was tormented really by the suffering he saw, and very sceptical about the war, but at the same time he didn't feel he could go the whole way and say no, stop." Billy Prior - Prior is one of the few purely fictional characters in the book.
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To Steve and Audrey Hardy, Jessie and Dan, Bobbie seemed like a compassionate person, but Bobbie had another side to her that she kept hidden from them. She wanted desperately to marry Scotty Baldwin but although he visited her bed from time to time, he was in love with Laura Webber. So Bobbie got her brother to come to town as part of a plan to break up Scotty and Laura whom Bobbie was intensely jealous of. Bobbie had tormented Laura every chance she got, and when Laura had enough of it and pushed Bobbie out of anger towards her, Bobbie accused her of attacking her without provocation.
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Grace is described by the Doctor as "tired of life but afraid of dying." She is a warm and compassionate person who was disillusioned early in life when she realized that she could not hold back death. As a result, she puts on a cold, aloof front in an effort to protect herself from her feelings and to mask her own insecurity. She realizes this over the course of her adventure with the Doctor and learns to feel hope again, placing it in the form of the Doctor, an alien who can literally come back to life, as well as regaining confidence in herself as a medical practitioner and as a person.
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Nancy lying dead, by James Mahoney Dickens was criticised for featuring a positive character that was a thief. However, he defended his decision in the preface to the 1841 edition, explaining that it was his intention to show criminals, however petty, in "all their deformity", and that he had thought that dressing Nancy in anything other than "a cheap shawl" would make her seem more fanciful than real as a character. Nancy is one of literature's earliest examples of the stock character of the "tart with a heart"—the stereotypical character of a tragic or fallen woman who makes her way through life through crime but is still a good and compassionate person.
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Ben appears in Season Five, played by Charlie Weber. A handsome intern, he meets and befriends Buffy at the Sunnydale Hospital during her mother's illness, and unsuccessfully attempts to romance her. Unknown to Buffy, Ben is the mortal prison for deposed hell-goddess Glorificus, who has learned to free herself from Ben for periods of time, in order to search for the Key, before transforming back into Ben (a spell prevents any human witnessing or hearing of this transformation from remembering it). Until his personality begins to merge with Glory's in the season's final episodes, he is presented as an essentially decent and compassionate person, protecting Dawn Summers from Glory when he learns that Dawn is the "Key".
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An ANN reviewer was shocked at the revelation that Tobi was Obito; since the character was the "most compassionate person", his grudge against the shinobi world (when Rin was killed by Kakashi) was criticized as out of character. ANN criticized his multiple transformations as the vessel of the Ten Tails, comparing them to Katsuhiro Otomo's Akira manga (which also relied on multiple mutations). Amy McNulty of Anime News Network praised the animation of Kakashi's fight against Obito and the references to the fighters' childhoods. McNulty found the character's death predictable; it was unrealistic for Obito to briefly give Kakashi his Mangekyo Sharingan techniques in the middle of the fight, counter to the prevailing theme of training.
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After her Golden Globe acceptance speech for Les Misérables, some members of the media began to dismiss her as "too-actress-y, over-eager" and inauthentic. Addressing this, Hathaway said in 2014 that she feels anxious speaking to the public, but has since grown from it and become a more compassionate person. Regarding her perceived image, she says, "People have this idea of me as just being a very prim, professional girl, which I suppose I am, but I do cut loose and have fun in my life". Hathaway at the Miami International Film Festival in 2014 In a review of her work in Twelfth Night, Charles Isherwood wrote, "on screen or onstage Ms. Hathaway possesses the unmistakable glow of a natural star".
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Sleepy Eye took its name from Sleepy Eye Lake, and that was named after Chief Sleepy Eye who was known as a compassionate person with droopy eyelids (or maybe just one). The Chief was one of four Sioux Native Americans (four Ojibwe also attended) chosen to meet President James Monroe in 1824 in the nation's capital. Later, Sleepy Eye was an integral player in the 1851 signing of the Treaty of Traverse des Sioux, which gave all of the land but a 10-mile swath on each side of the upper Minnesota River to the U.S. government. His recommendations to traders led to the successful settlement of Mankato, away from flood areas, and the Chief eventually settled his people near the lake now known as Sleepy Eye Lake.
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Romantically, she has been linked to deceased maxihero Mr. Articulate, who she freely admits to sleeping with after a stay in the hospital, during which he provided her with companionship. While Sheriff Lindo has been shown to have a quick temper, she is also an extremely courageous and compassionate person, placing herself in the line of danger to protect others, and showing more patience with the inhabitants of the town than almost anyone. To this end she uses a special energy-augmented baton made by Doc Tomorrow. Colonel Isaac Cragg - Former member of the Liberty Squad, Colonel Cragg is the only man to serve in 3 branches of the U.S. Military simultaneously (Air Force, Navy and the Army) and holds the record for most enemy planes shot down in a career.
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Arthur hides his insecurities and troubled past behind a tough and intimidating attitude, choosing to alienate himself from others and almost never showing sympathy towards anyone. He is notably reluctant to embrace his potential as a king and join in on heroics, initially declining requests for help from Bruce Wayne and Mera. However, he can be more relaxed and friendly around those he trusts and is close to, such as his father and Mera, and displays what Surrey calls a "bro-y charm". Despite his somewhat gloomy and fearsome exterior, Arthur is ultimately a selfless and compassionate person, indicated by him frequenting an Icelandic fishing village during the winter in order to feed its hungry inhabitants with fish and being careful not to inflict collateral damage on civilians during his battles.
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Ben (Eric Scott) is named for his father John's brother Ben, who was killed in France during World War I. Fourth-born Ben seems to get into trouble at precisely the wrong times and possesses fiery red hair and a temper to match. He has a bright mind and an entrepreneurial spirit but sometimes falls for get-rich-quick schemes and needs his father or John-Boy to bail him out. Even as an adult, running the sawmill in partnership with his father, he makes deals that don't turn out well. As an adolescent, he takes many jobs and strives to prove his maturity to the family, who he believed looked on him as a “child.” Underneath his quick temper and bravado, Ben is a kind, compassionate person who cares very deeply for his family.
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The plot revolves around two boys, Shurato Hidaka and Gai Kuroki, lifelong best friends who are polar opposites of each other in appearance and personality. While fighting each other in a martial arts tournament, they are suddenly encased in a beam of light and transported to a parallel world, Tenkūkai, where modern technology does not exist and instead the people rely on Sohma, a form of spiritual energy. Shurato discovers he is actually the reincarnation of an ancient king of the same name, who once ruled this world, and one of the "Hachibushu", a group of eight legendary warriors with large quantities of Sohma, and was brought here along with Gai to fight the Asura Gods, a legion of destructive warriors. However, for unknown reasons, Gai attempts to kill Shurato repeatedly, confusing Shurato as the real Gai is a pacifist and the most compassionate person he knows.
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