"You have to have compassion for folks who are receiving the federal funds, but also you have to have compassion for the folks who are paying it," he told reporters.
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But I do know that we have to have compassion.
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We are called to have compassion that extends beyond borders.
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I have compassion for people even when it's sometimes unwarranted.
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I told my client: You can have compassion without forgiving.
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I have compassion for her, as she is battling addiction.
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"Yes, you have to have compassion for folks who are receiving the federal funds, but also you have to have compassion for the folks who are paying it," Mulvaney told reporters at the White House.
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They also taught me to have compassion and understanding for others.
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We must have compassion and understanding for those who hate us.
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I think some people understand that, yes, they should have compassion.
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"If you have compassion, this is what you do," Hamilton said.
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I have compassion for the fact that they're ruled by sex.
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You either have compassion for the lower class or you don't.
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And instead of bashing Grace, I could have compassion for her.
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Thus, it was easy for him to have compassion for Turner.
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America can be proud to have compassion for those who flee persecution.
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"I have compassion for you and I feel for you," Frankel said.
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Encourage them to persevere against obstacles and to have compassion for others.
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So what I say is this: You can have compassion without forgiving.
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Not that Melania doesn't have compassion for immigrant children; I'm sure she does.
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It's strange that he'd expect her to have compassion for him after that.
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If you cannot have compassion for that, then something's wrong with your mind.
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"I know that you have compassion for women like this," she recalled saying.
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"We need to have compassion for people who face this struggle," Laurie continued.
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"My hope is that people... can have compassion," LaRock told CNN by phone.
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It's taught me a lot about sharing what I have, compassion and adaptability.
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That is: to have compassion for one another, no matter what the perceived transgression.
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I wanted to revisit her, to see if now I could have compassion for her.
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"I know that you have compassion for women like this," she recalled telling Ivanka Trump.
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"I always have compassion for the audience who cannot really express themselves here," she said.
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Obviously, you can still be hard worker and have compassion and want to see your family.
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When you have compassion for someone, typically that means you are recognizing and validating someone's pain.
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"Not that Melania doesn't have compassion for immigrant children; I'm sure she does," Manigault Newman adds.
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Having experienced the heartbreak of addiction in your family, I know you empathize and have compassion.
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How could they have compassion for us, the parents of the man who committed this crime.
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"If you have compassion toward something, you must have patience for it to happen," she said.
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Still, Love and Joe seem to have compassion for each other, in their own twisted ways.
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The purpose of this program is to learn to have compassion for all members of the community.
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You just have to have compassion with yourself and stop blaming yourself when things do get complicated.
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I have compassion for all children, especially for all the kids separated from their parents right now.
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In order to address our firearm suicide epidemic, we must have compassion for those who are suffering.
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" She adds, "I hope Nella teaches young girls to have confidence, be inclusive and have compassion for others.
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I want to have compassion for her and tell her that, really, the best is yet to come.
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And we will have that at the same time we have compassion, we want to keep families together.
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I certainly hope that a pro-life woman could see this film and have compassion for caregivers and patients, and maybe pro-choice women could see this film and have compassion for how some of these women have come to be active in the pro-life movement — that compassion returns to the conversation.
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While I may have compassion for my ex-husband and recognize his need for help, I do not tolerate abuse.
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He championed the poor, disabled, and the immigrant stranger, urging others to have compassion and to practice generosity toward them.
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" And although we have compassion for the victim we're also sad that the shark is not going to be there anymore."
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Her advice to those who've just lost their homes and jobs: Have compassion for yourself and the others who are hurting.
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Singer Missy Elliott wrote, "You just never know what people are going through so please have compassion & no jokes," she said.
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"We are pleading urgently with the government to have compassion to bring our families and loved ones home," the letter said.
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Going into Mother's Day, it's important to have compassion for your mom, and for your relationship, no matter what stage it's in.
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What I've learned: You must have compassion for what you write about, or else ego distorts the writing and it's no good.
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A: I'm just trying to get them to be good human beings, and to have compassion and kindness and respect for people.
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So I only have compassion for my mom when she starts to stress about money, even though she has more than enough.
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While you are sorting out what approach works best for you, give yourself a break and have compassion for your overwrought thoughts.
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The only thing we can do is have compassion and understanding for people who know not what they do and enlighten people to.
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"Watching that, it would be hard not to have compassion and want to check in and see if they're okay," says a source.
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"We can have compassion for these people, but it doesn't mean the laws don't matter — Americans come first," Lahren said on the show.
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What I want to ask is that we step back as a society and have compassion for all victims who have suffered abuse.
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"I think, and hope, they have a cellular sense of the non-binary nature of gender, and have compassion for all types of people."
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" She suggested that the answer is to "embrace diversity, be open-minded, be generous and have compassion" and to "be an example of good.
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If anything, tonight has revealed once again -- the President does not have compassion for our fellow Americans who he put in this perilous situation.
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When we are able to identify that we are all not perfect and have compassion for someone else, we can move forward as a society.
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"Judges have to have compassion for the particular circumstances of the people before them," one told Turkle for her 1995 book, Life on the Screen.
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Have compassion for yourself: Even if a breakup is the right decision, disentangling the complexly intertwined lives and minds of two people is rarely easy.
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"If you know someone with a mental illness, have compassion and empathy, and know that they are not a bad person, they are suffering," Jonathan wrote.
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The film implores us to have compassion for the Wheelers because they're reflective of real people: Just because they're struggling, doesn't mean they can't get there.
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We need to have compassion to see that, and actually actively feel the impacts of climate change and not just keep our heads in the sand.
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Studies keep finding that we can easily have compassion for individuals, but when we're confronted with a large number of people in pain, we grow apathetic.
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Debbie says in this day and age, the better move is to have compassion and spread positivity ... and believes Lara's taken a step in that direction.
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"Perhaps it is too much to ask that we simply have compassion for our fellow Americans who are sick or fearful of becoming so," he said.
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This journey has driven him to create wealth and have compassion for the poor, according to Murray-Bruce, who cites Abubakar's philanthropic works in the country.
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But if you do, your political affiliation or your state of residence will not determine whether I will have compassion for what you are going through.
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"I have compassion and empathy for what she went through as a mother because I don't wish that pain on anybody," Ms. Griffin said of Ms. McSpadden.
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Naumburg said the difference between trying to be a better parent and a perfect parent is our willingness to have compassion for ourselves when we mess up.
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While we should have compassion for the suffering — and promote increased research in this area — the proposed Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment is bad for public health and safety.
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But please bear in mind: I'm not suggesting that we try to have compassion for (some of) the trolls because it's the abstract ideal right thing to do.
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" Jay-Z noted that he wants Blue, Sir and Rumi to "have a sense of what it took to get to this place," and "have compassion for others.
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Jesus said every human being is precious in the eyes of God, and that we must have compassion for all, including the poor, the oppressed and the marginalized.
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"The power we have to do good and to have compassion lives deep within us all, and I believe it's something we need to be reminded of," she says.
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" She added, "And being able to really step in and accept yourself for all that you are, and have compassion for your self-judgment of all that you're not.
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When I say these things, it kind of freaks me out, because I can feel that I still have compassion for him, but simultaneously don't want anything to do with him.
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I had known Ivanka and her family for years and I felt that Ivanka would have compassion, as a woman and as a mom, and would understand how important this was.
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"It is not easy - but for anyone to be found doing this kind of work, it means they have compassion for the sick, which is a basic Christian ethos," he said.
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While we should have compassion for everyone, including those who came here by no fault of their own, we must first and foremost take into account the American worker and taxpayer.
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" The actress continued, "I had to not to go in and go 'rah, rah, rah' — but to go, 'okay, let's hear your story, but let's also have compassion for the other side.
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" Ms. Morgan, who still leads the United Way of Western Connecticut, declined to comment beyond saying that "we continue to be concerned and have compassion for everyone affected by this terrible tragedy.
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"I have compassion for him because in my own heart I really can't see that a 9-year-old would intentionally want to harm somebody," Marie Chockley, the family's neighbor, told Local21 News.
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The root cause of all of the issues we face together as a human race is a disconnect from each other's humanity -- an inability, in short, to have compassion for one another and ourselves.
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Both Mr. Sessions and Ms. Sanders emphasized the administration's conclusion that the program was not legal and said that critics of the president's move ought to have compassion for Americans displaced by illegal immigration.
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" Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, her adult daughters, cut off all contact with her for a time: "How could I expect them to have compassion for me when for so many years, I hadn't had any for my mother?
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A source tells PEOPLE that William reached out to his younger brother after seeing the documentary: "Watching that, it would be hard not to have compassion and want to check in and see if they're okay," says the insider.
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"I know that most of the Fox audience disagrees with me, but I'm begging you to have compassion and not brand of this entire population by the deeds of this one person," Rivera said during an appearance on Fox News.
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The real "crime" here is that people living in relative privilege are unable to see or have compassion for their neighbors — and we are all neighbors — who live lives of unbearable stress because our country values profit over everything else.
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His argument is that Americans children should matter more to the president; you can have "compassion" for everyone, as he puts it in the podcast, but ultimately the US government is justified in treating migrant and native-born children in radically different ways.
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"To reject refugees outright emboldens the message of those who seek to inspire hatred by saying that we, as Americans, do not have compassion or care for specific groups of people in the world facing persecution or worse," Wolf wrote in the letter.
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When you have a bond with a sibling or a significant other, you have to have compassion and empathy for what they're going through, and if he could be there mentally and emotionally, he would, but he was so just entrenched in his pain.
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"That&aposs just a true, motivating fact that we do have compassion for victims, compassion for the community ... compassion for the family members of people who are accused of committing crimes and compassion for the people who, themselves, have caused harm," he told NBC News.
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"Let's teach girls when they're young to lift each other up, to stand together, to have compassion and empathy for one another instead of trying to climb to the top," said Hurley, who runs empowerment groups called "Girls Can" for girls between the ages of 5 and 11.
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"I would implore anybody in my own community that if we don't have compassion for people making an effort to change, then all the great bravery and pioneering efforts of the LGBT community to change the course of history and stereotypes and fighting for equal civil rights goes by the wayside," Bean said.
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In fact, UC Berkeley psychologists Paul Diff and Dacher Keltner have done a number of studies over the past 10 years that suggest that the more material wealth an individual accumulates, the less likely that person is to have compassion and empathy for other people, and to use their wealth to help others in need.
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Even if you've never personally known a Muslim and can't get to a place where you have compassion for refugees and immigrants based on religious beliefs, constitutional principles, or the words of past Republican presidents like Ronald Reagan and both George Bushes, there is a bottom-line reason why you should oppose Trump's policies on Muslim immigrants and refugees.
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So I love seeing the nuances between characters, and I just think that there's a lot to be said for both sides, and I think that that's something that's always been true for this series and I think is just augmented even more and both sides' capacity to love and to have compassion and passion for what they believe in.
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Somebody that has such a beautiful light within them, so much talent to give – just to see that light burn out because they feel that no one's listening to them, I feel that it's my responsibility to stand up for her when there's a lot of people that are not listening to her plea for love, for people to have compassion and empathy.
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