Sentence examples for free from self-pity from inspiring English sources

But Moore is free from self-pity.

She is crying now, from self-pity.

Caught between two races and two worlds, he has sometimes succumbed to pride or self-pity, or to that pride indistinguishable from self-pity.

Sheeran is Old School, and his tale is admirably free of self-pity and self-aggrandizement.

Then there is, of course, Mandela's own Long Walk to Freedom, an autobiography admirably free from recrimination or self-pity but unblinking in the face of personal grief and national catastrophe.

His account is remarkably free of both self-pity and self-censorship.

(And it's why Harry Towns, largely free of that self-pity, is so appealing a character).

A few minutes in, Grant's company will reveal that he is articulate, funny and far from self-pitying.

Quixotic, he swung from morbid self-pity to rigid authority over his crews and himself.

By comparison Van Gogh is free from all morbidity, despair, or self-pity.

From them, we get self-pity.