Sentence examples for considered pathetic from inspiring English sources

She took one look around my apartment, which would have been considered pathetic even in the lousiest quarter of Minsk, and proclaimed: "Failurchka".

When teens and young women feel generalized pressure to "look like porn stars"; when boys don't seem to grasp that photographing and "fingering" a drunk, unconscious teen constitutes rape, and when anyone reticent about dragging sex from its private quarters to the well-lit mainstream is considered pathetic and prudish, there are some serious things to consider.

IN THE depths of the Great Depression, Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt had to set economic policy on the basis of information that decision-makers today would consider pathetic.

They stood silent, stock straight, as they considered the pathetic question and the questioner.

Few people, for instance, would consider it pathetic if a small child couldn't dress or go to the bathroom alone.

And he's dismissive of what he considers her pathetic efforts at a new life, when she should be studying with the best chefs in the Bay Area.

Consider the pathetic performance of NASA, which inverted its motto to "Failure is an option" by shrugging off warnings about the safety of the seven Columbia astronauts who burned up coming back to earth, and not trying to send up a rescue shuttle.

It's not like you can overlook it historically considering the pathetic number of black stars that get the chance to headline a superhero movie to this day; despite a comic book renaissance.

Worse still, the NBA enforces a "hard cap" that is practically impossible to circumvent, as say the more laissez fare National Football League cap, which is mostly a joke considering the pathetic lack of a player's union and no guarantee of payment should a player get brutally injured and can no longer produce to the agreed-upon salary's level of performance.

Seemingly, anything mum and dad got up to is now considered passé and pathetic, even sex, drugs and rock and roll.

What if they considered him amusingly pathetic but possibly useful?