Sentences with phrase «than compassion»

I have often also thought them being taught in - group and top - down, fear - based morality rather than compassion oriented or intrinsic morality.

Shame on the arrogant «Professor» who thought we need doctrine more than compassion.

Empathic distress fatigue rather than compassion fatigue?

Many Americans, more motivated by fear of the unknown and self - preservation than compassion for war victims, ignore facts in favor of rhetoric.

In terms of those who work in service professions like emergency medicine, teaching, and hospice care, Halifax finds it more accurate than compassion fatigue.

One of the quotes that never leaves my mind is «As long as greed is stronger than compassion, there will always be suffering.»

I've been in the client role with behavior consultants and dog trainers and I learned firsthand how anything less than compassion and nonjudgmental education blocks learning.

The decision was based more in pragmatism than compassion.

Your editorial betrays fear that leads to prejudice and bigotry rather than compassion and understanding.

Kutcher appears confused by any scene requiring him to sincerely emote, his face scrunching up in an expression that suggests constipation more than compassion.

Even though this is an eschatological expectation on Isaiah's part, it still speaks of justice rather than compassion.

She adds that it was «clear to me» that the male was engaging in caretaking of his dying partner, although she adds that some of his behaviors — such as emitting alarm calls and trying to mate with her — might have been signs of stress rather than compassion.

Spero labelled the heads «victims», but they are more likely to inspire revulsion rather than compassion.