Sentence examples for be pity for from inspiring English sources

I can't ask The Experts for fear there might be pity for my ignorance.

The only possible reaction to watching Craig say "I am not gay" over and over had to be pity for the man and his unhappy family.

Your only response should be pity for the confused dudes who will spend their soft-earned money on these fits.

Their children are to be pitied, for, as the wife of publishing magnate Nelson Doubleday once said, "They will probably grow up thinking all cities are so wonderful".

With the selective obliviousness of any iPod fetishist, he screens out the thought that beggars might be pitied for other reasons.

A fellow Alpine club member wrote that he was "most truly to be pitied, for his name is so connected with the Matterhorn, and rather wild designs upon it, that people are sure to blame him for the accident".

English-language East-West domestic dramas usually tip the scales in favor of modernity, with the high-principled, hidebound Asians, headed by a fulminating patriarch ultimately to be pitied for their rigidity and adherence to traditional ways.

Why should women automatically be pitied for being single, if they are happily unattached?

Chris Christie is much like the other Democratic presidential candidates, in that he is to be pitied for fading so far into the background.

Gay people were imprisoned for having sex, and even the most compassionate defense of gay people offered in public life was that they should be pitied for being mentally ill.

Welch says her first reaction on hearing the news was pity for Grohl.