Sentence examples for be pitied rather than from inspiring English sources

The fate of Mr Singh, increasingly these days seen as someone to be pitied rather than admired, is a reminder of just how powerfully politics can constrain economics.So too in ChinaThat is so in India, perhaps, but surely not in China, which may lack the benefits of democracy, but is at least free of its pitfalls?

The star-crossed one-per-center, who crashed out of the 2008 campaign after Super Tuesday and got so badly kicked around in 2012 that he ended up, courtesy of a soft-soap Netflix documentary, as someone to be pitied rather than loathed and feared?

He should be pitied rather than condemned.

So much easier, then, to play the bullied victim in order to be pitied rather than concentrating on building a coherent, intellectually sound movement with ambitious political goals.

By contrast, one-term presidents such as Gerald Ford, George Bush senior and Jimmy Carter were pitied by their opponents rather than hated.The similarity between today's Bush-hatred and yesterday's Clinton-hatred is striking.

Indeed, she seemed to be filled with pity rather than outrage.

It was an inspiring speech, assuming the idea was to inspire pity rather than patriotism.

But they also disclose a personality that is more arresting than engaging, invoking pity rather than affection.

Were it not for his $70bn fortune, he would arguably inspire pity, rather than anger: it looks like he is in way over his head.

For example, Ms. P. indulges in feelings of self-pity rather than accepting that she suffers from arthritis and can be helped with physical therapy.

It was fun while it lasted and now we can all wear our Bills gear again and draw just pity, rather than hate.