compassionately

As the look on her face changed from happy to serious, she compassionately asked again what I really wanted to be.

"But I'd also want to know that the church is dealing with these problems compassionately."

Emotionally and compassionately, those are the things this team has seen.

I tried to listen compassionately, and point him toward therapy.

Then he looked long and compassionately at the younger priest.

For a moment the white man studied them compassionately, then he stood and stepped forward.

David nodded and tried to smile compassionately despite his anxiety.

His eyes rested on her compassionately as he handed it back.

"You poor child," she said compassionately, and put her arms round him.

And the wider community is denied the opportunity to deal with the issue compassionately.

"I just didn't want you to be all alone," he said compassionately.

And then almost compassionately he said, "You should be greatly rewarded."

She again clasped his shoulders, although more compassionately this time.

Where else could the story have closed more compassionately than at a small Formica table?

She eyed him compassionately and agreed to finish the job the next day.

He looked at him compassionately, thinking that he must be in pain.

She was an audacious woman, and openly looked compassionately at me.

"We have tried to make changes compassionately," he said.

"You have no idea how bored that poor girl is," said the Devil compassionately.

Given a fair chance, he'll think clearly, act wisely, and rule compassionately.

And then she said compassionately, "You don't know this man.

Everyone within hearing shook his or her head compassionately.

Nevertheless, she laid her hand on his arm and pressed it compassionately.

Her sad gray eyes rested compassionately on his eager face.

"I'm sorry, this must be so boring for you," she said, looking me up and down compassionately.