Sentence examples for human pity from inspiring English sources

This is not a sentiment filled with the disdain of human pity.

For Mercy has a human heart, Pity a human face, And Love, the human form divine, And Peace, the human dress.

As a tormented skeptic, he proposes that strictly human values honour, pity, and the love of beauty should be adopted.

Spammers trap their victims through engineering effort, whereas scammers rely on human factors: pity, greed, and social engineering techniques.

With William Blake they sense that "Mercy has a human heart, Pity a human face, And Love, the human form divine, And Peace, the human dress".

But steadily, the accurate depiction of police procedures, mixed in with the inevitable human drama and pity that policing encounters, was not to be enough and The Bill began to develop plotlines increasingly disconnected from reality.

And for Rousseau, the one thing that maintains the relationship between the two sides, and prevents enslavement from taking over completely (though he might well argue that it is now too late), is a leftover from our natural state: the supreme human institution of compassion or pity.

And they pity humans who can only experience time as a point wherever they are, which makes death that much more depressing.

The dictator whose portrait emerges from those ­tropical-flower sentences is monstrous and despicable — yet even his creepiest tyrannical traits are presented as signs of the human condition, deserving of pity and compassion, maybe even a kind of sorrowful love.

The U.S., too, in its policy toward Indo-China, has sacrificed everything to considerations of prestige, & has been impervious to pity & human feeling.

What he loves about the narrative is its central figure, who possesses endless pity for human beings and is endlessly subversive, in preferring compassion to rules.