Sentence examples for Profound pity from inspiring English sources

Coupled with this was a profound pity for the outcast and a hatred of dirt, squalor, and suffering.

But I don't know what to say: Bindu Shards is a pleasurably profound work of art and it is a pity to miss it.

We feel and pity their starving dereliction as, despite the profound challenge to the imaginative contemporary novelist, McCarthy completely achieves this physical and metaphysical hell for us.

The pity is that it could have been a much more profound one.

"As people spend so little time reading, it is a pity they perhaps can't read something a bit deeper, a bit more profound, something with a bit of bite to it".

And at a time when rock has grown sodden with earnestness and self-pity, the Pixies' songs sound like a corrective; they're smart, lightheaded, profound and comic, and they rock with a vengeance.

"Pity, that".

Pity, perhaps.

PITY California.

A pity.

Profound Lore.