Sentence examples for call pity from inspiring English sources
No one else demonstrated what we would call pity, mercy or compassion.
Others are more open-ended, and the conversation might stray to what some participants call "pity sessions".
There's a moment of tragic realization, and it all comes cathartically crashing down, evoking what the guy in the toga called "pity and terror" in the audience.
There's a moment of tragic realisation, and it all comes cathartically crashing down, evoking what the guy in the toga called "pity and terror" in the audience.
Beware the siren's call, but pity the siren, too.
This morning – I cast him a feeble look, which he deflects with one of what you might call gracious pity – it took me longer than that to get of the house.
It was what some folks call a "pity party," but I really was on the edge of losing everything I'd worked so hard for.
Ausiello had a different view—"I would hardly call it pity sex"—and West said she was "going to choose to believe" that Rachel did not have her first time "just to make him feel better".
He left dozens of poems observing and distilling what he called "the pity of war".
That is because we are endowed with the sentiment of sympathy, which they also called benevolence, pity and commiseration.
