To which Quango can only confirm that, yes, it is indeed a pity that the International Olympic Committee has yet to recognise the locker-room neologisms of estate agents from Clapham as real sports.
Plus, Hayden wasn't intimidated by his famous girlfriend; indeed, he pitied her for "the image of superficial sexiness she once promoted and was now trying to shake," he recalled in his 1989 memoir "Reunion".
Indeed, Matt pities himself enough that, as harsh as it may seem, the audience's sympathy for him begins to wear thin.
That would, indeed, be a pity.
The absence of Stevens's tender vocals is a pity indeed, but that is no reason to dismiss his new project entirely.
It is a great pity, indeed a tragedy, that he and many other Republican senators didn't act upon his words.
PS, London What a pity indeed; however, your letter is proof that there are still some energy firms that can provide decent service.
It would indeed be a pity to see the great Elgin Marbles reduced to being simply artifacts put on the shelf of Greek nationalism or a platform for political self furtherance or debased as part of tourist development program, which is really what all of this is about.
This indeed reduced envy and pity (Studies 3 4a 4b 5), but pity proved harder to reduce (Studies 4b 5).
