Sporting an uncannily fresh haircut in each scene, he's commanding without being pompous-stern without being uncompassionate.
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Republicans had attached the extra provisions thinking Clinton would have to sign the disaster bill for fear of seeming uncompassionate toward flood victims.
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Those who complain about compassionate conservatism may be unintentionally sending a signal that they are uncompassionate, which hardly seems like a theme for a presidential resume.
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Scheler's formulation of Ressentiment backhandedly acknowledges the underlying principal of love, as replacing raw will to power, with its accompanying decision to pursue uncompassionate domination of our fellow man.
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We enjoy Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, and George because they don't change, because they are so ridiculously caught in their ruts, because they remain petty, paranoid, selfish, and uncompassionate.
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Following that credo, the uncompassionate conservatives _ assuming they are to the right of Bush's self-identified " compassionate conservatives " _ have pulled in their horns and decided that winning the White House is more important than squabbling over issues.
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Mike Murphy, one of the conservative Republicans who describes Bush's slogan as " slick marketing, " sarcastically suggested that there should be a compassionate conservative position on gun control _ though he said he would not try to formulate it until someone told him " what the uncompassionate conservative position is . " ( Bush said that he supports the right of citizens to bear arms .)
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It noted : " our specialists in the headbutting industry [ . . . ] have for a main mental preoccupation the handing of unneeded advice and moral slaps to the world's greatest leaders . " In commentary he posted on the " Voxpublica " platform, Voinescu illustrated his defense of capitalism with suggestions that multinational corporations were still hiring, recommending Romanians to seek retraining; these views were criticized as specious and uncompassionate by essayist Liviu Ornea, who suggested that Voinescu's radicalism was even harming the PDL . Voinescu's activity as panelist was touched by another kind of controversy : in August 2010, Voinescu was described in the press as a " Yemeni crackdown, which, it was argued, closely resembled a " New York Times " editorial; Voinescu defended his piece as a metanarrative.
