Sentence examples for because pathetically from inspiring English sources

Forbes has been providing something like independent research for some time picking stocks for better or worse without the need to suck up to investment bankers because, pathetically enough, we have no investment bankers.

I actually remember losing a lot because I attacked pathetically.

There is nothing inherently unethical or immoral about a needlessly effusive notice, nor any reason to suspect that the reviewer is being pathetically servile because he seeks the author's hand in marriage or expects similar treatment when his own book, "Would That the Khedive Had Not Overslept," comes out in paperback.

Our generation was pathetically educated, just pathetic beyond imagination.

"If you want it back," he snarls to a group of world leaders who have gathered in a secret United Nations bunker, "you will have to pay me" — here he pauses for dramatic effect — "one million dollars!" The assembled leaders burst into laughter because it was such a pathetically small sum.

SFI may follow the state forestry regulations, but to say that it is "green" is a misrepresentation because state forestry regulations are pathetically weak and frequently non-existent.

It makes sense for businesses to sprawl because the Indian state is still pathetically weak.

It is all awful to watch, because 99% of the noise so pathetically skims the surface.

So many forms are still unnamed because -- despite rhetorical government support -- there are pathetically few scientists paid to describe them.

When it is in the ascendant, I am pathetically lacking and without friends because I am unlikable, unlovable and lacking in merit.

The narrator of "House for Sale" makes clear that he needs to leave his house because his relationship has died there, but then, pathetically, he lingers over maintenance issues, which are both evasions and metaphors.