Sentence examples for a particularly pitiful from inspiring English sources
Even so, her Britannia account is paying a particularly pitiful rate.
In one particularly pitiful letter, written to a specialist in "psychological medicine," he confessed to "extreme spasmodic daily and nightly flatulence" and "hysterical crying" whenever Emma, his devoted wife, left him alone.
My brother-in-law seems particularly pitiful to me, since he has no reason to feel sick, and I find myself getting angry over his little sighs and whimpers.
The second reference is particularly pitiful because he flat out says that civil unions are not separate but equal.
From the sound of things, all Mexico needed was a particularly bad hurricane season (still a possibility) to rub salt into its wounds, and the pitiful scenario would be complete.
A particularly effeminate one.
In 1989 the average household income on a reservation that subsequently set up a casino was a pitiful $13,000.
I'm a pitiful failure as a Renaissance man".
Now, each is a "pitiful, helpless giant," a weakling among invincible bullies.
Their net worth averages a whopping £933,563 per person versus a pitiful £3,420 at the bottom.
