Sentence examples for general pity from inspiring English sources

The subtle shifts from anger, to a frown, to the look of general pity and annoyance suddenly show up on Lady Tarth's face make her appear so much more intimidating over Jaime's weak quips.

Even after that 5-1 defeathethe general tenor was to pity him for having to work with untalented layabouts such as Michael Ballack, Didi Hamann or Thomas Linke.

If the lexicographers of the Harvard, Grove and Webster dictionaries cannot fully agree on how an opera differs from a musical, then pity the general managers of major American opera companies confronted with composers claiming to have written the first great American opera.

Pity Brian Cashman, the general manager, who naturally told the Boss that the Yankees would win and now has to explain how they lost in four games.

"Sunday was lethargic from the beginning as I wallowed in a morass of general and specific dislike and pity for most people but me especially," Ms. Rodham reported in a letter postmarked Oct. 3, 1967.

In general, local environmentalists showed no pity for the citizens of North and West Vancouver whose beaches, rocky coves and bays were blackened for miles once the tides began pushing it along.

Which, from the generals' point of view, is a pity, because such conflict is the dominant form of strife these days.

As she left the hotel where the reporters had been waiting for the general, Ms. Zehra sighed and said: "What a pity.

It's two weeks before we get the results of the General Election and should we envy - or pity - voters in the Rossendale and Darwen constituency?

The former general, known for his cruelty during the war, tried pity before defiance.

The general reader will probably find the collection incoherent.This is a pity, because there is much of interest here.