Sentence examples for bear pity from inspiring English sources
It seemed the only way I could face Christmas without my own family and not feel like the tragic spinster aunt for whom everyone feels a bit sorry (I cannot bear pity, and Christmas has brought out the dreaded head tilt in even the most well-intentioned loved ones).
Perhaps they could not bear to feel pitied.
The club selected an "ambassador" who was friendly with each widow, to tell them about the club's intention and explain that it was not borne out of pity or mere charity, but out of the players' "love for their fallen hockey brothers".
She tells him he is a self-pitying bore but she loves him anyway.
The quality of the early stories arose from an addictive combination of astute character-drawing and brisk, episodic construction; yet Michael Tolliver Lives was an uncharacteristically drab experiment in confessional, first-person narrative that managed to turn one of the most beloved characters in gay fiction into a self-pitying bore.
She couldn't bear to sit still, buried in pity and wonder, what if?
I can't bear the thought that anyone would pity me.
Unfortunately some hippie zoo-keepers took pity on the bone-idle bear and decided to bring him up themselves.
And it's a pity Geoffrey Rush isn't here to bear that out.
Maureen looked like a deranged black bear in her long matted coat, and we pitied her.
