Sentence examples for I really pity from inspiring English sources

"I really pity other nations that don't have it".

For that matter, I really pity any NYT reporter who's currently working up a big investigative piece: this story just sold that out.

But really, pity the dancers.

Should we really pity these women for living life on their own terms?

That's where you really pity them, because you are so powerless.

"I really do at times pity network executives.

I really feel disturbed and pity for all those dead and those that are placed into the tourture cells even now.

He told listeners, "You'll have to go to one of the other talk-show hosts to get 'Obama's a Ma-a-arxist' and 'McCain is a wa-a-ar hero,' " adding, with a trace of self-pity, "I really don't care about it anymore".

"I pity Pepsi, I really do," Fierro said, as he showed the poster-lined garage he has converted into his Pepsi war room.

Are your friends really pitying you, or do you just assume that they must be?

The pity is that I really wouldn't mind eating this food again.