Sentence examples for god pity from inspiring English sources

And oh, my God, my God, pity me!

"With a mocking smile, he placed one hand upon my shoulder and, holding me tight, bared my throat with the other, saying as he did so: 'First, a little refreshment to reward my exertions...' And oh, my God, my God, pity me!

God's pity!

Metaphor as a Weapon in 'a Struggle With Reality' God takes pity on kindergarten children, Less on schoolchildren.

From "God Takes Pity on Kindergarten Children" ("Now and in Other Days," 1956) In the place where I never was I never shall be.

How, Chamberlain asked, "could we help falling on our knees, all of us together, and praying God to pity and forgive us all!" It's hard to imagine a contemporary politician making a gesture as conciliatory as Chamberlain's.

Luis D'Elía, a trade unionist aligned with the government, recalled the sinking of the Belgrano war ship in which 323 Argentinean lives were lost – still a highly sensitive issue in Argentina – adding, "may God take pity on her soul".

Fallaci's manner of interviewing was deliberately unsettling: she approached each encounter with studied aggressiveness, made frequent nods to European existentialism (she often disarmed her subjects with bald questions about death, God, and pity), and displayed a sinuous, crafty intelligence.

His poems are frequent guests at weddings, funerals and bar mitzvahs; Yitzhak Rabin read lines from an early poem, "God Takes Pity on Kindergarten Children," as part of his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech (Amichai attended the ceremony).

While Hemingway was gorging on Champagne and creamed spinach at the Paris Ritz, American liberators were simultaneously discovering the windowless torture chambers at a nearby German barracks, where some of the Nazis' victims lived just long enough to leave testaments scrawled in pencil or charcoal on the walls: "Gaston Meaux, my time is up, leaves five children, may God have pity on them".

As he asked for a 26-year sentence, prosecutor Stefano Pizza listed all the mistakes Capt Schettino had made and said: "May God have pity on Schettino, because we cannot".