Sentence examples for in pathos from inspiring English sources

Indeed, very little other 19th-century church music is so lacking in pathos.

And if anything, Mr. Kushner's writing has gained in pathos with age.

But nothing nearly so exciting happens during this exercise in pathos.

"Arnasa," wordless and cued by music, is a clownlike study in pathos.

For a Romantic poet their clash results in pathos: the pathos of origins, sincerity and feeling.

The once-athletic choreographer died after a period of several months that had been awash in pathos.

The story has a deep pedigree and a built-in pathos; its intimate pain is inscribed on a mighty panorama of time, its doomed romanticism is anchored in quasi-universal domestic practicalities.

There are plenty of fart jokes in Shakespeare, and plenty of pathos in Captain Underpants.

A weeks-old puppy dying in a blaze seems almost Victorian in its pathos.

And while a reggae version of their own classic, Trash, may, on paper, sound painful, in reality it's strangely moving in its pathos.

"Play" is steeped in bluesy pathos.