Sentence examples for cause for pity from inspiring English sources
Possession of a stack of shares in Goldman Sachs is hardly a cause for pity, but even so it is a bit of a financial albatross for the company's chief executive.
In memory of her late daughter, she speaks out for women who are disempowered: "Maternal grief can be transformed from a cause for pity into a political force, and that's what I'm doing.
She's tired and obviously in a pickle, but even a very serious Jay Brown voiceover doesn't translate her apparent discomfort into any cause for pity (only the music industry would think a manager's thoughts on his own artist's tour can pass off as some greater truth).
Have a bit of care for pity's sake.
Add to that the fact that most have their incomes paid into offshore accounts so they pay little tax, and we clearly have a cause for mass tears and pity.
He was saying, less apologetically than I've heard it said by a politician, that his family would be what he made of it, and that this was a cause for celebration, not suspicion or pity.
It has been suggested, however, that the many choices available could cause confusion: "Pity the layperson, or for that matter the practitioner, trying to navigate the self-help morass.
A person's aromantic identity is not something to pity or a cause for concern.
For pity, though it has no place in ignorant natures, is inborn in the wise; still it may cause trouble to find excessive cleverness amongst the wise.
