Sentence examples for an object of pity from inspiring English sources

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She becomes merely an object of pity.

Watching yourself become irrelevant, an object of pity or puzzlement if acknowledged at all.

To my younger friends Princess Margaret is an object of pity or indifference, if not derision.

His weak leadership has made him an object of pity, and he has only himself to blame.

Populist politics in Europe has turned refugees from an object of pity to one of suspicion and fear.

He wonders aloud how on earth, standing in the local supermarket, he became an object of pity.

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Whether he is spoken to as an animal, disregarded as subhuman or patronized as an object of outward pity, Merrick turns to this intricate work of art and continues.

The University's detractors come at them from many sides, of course, but most of them argue that a wealthy, elitist institution with a massive endowment is not a suitable object of pity.

Even the impotent slayer of young women, once he's unmasked by a freshly deflowered Devin, who's finally discovered his male mojo thanks to a worldly older woman, is offered as a frightened object of pity.

However, his major prose writings, from the late nineteen-seventies onward, took a mordant view of the self-righteous Cold Warrior from the West who sought to turn the dissident into a distant object of pity and admiration.

Last summer's Games only succeeded insofar as they made the South American city that couldn't a global object of pity.

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