Sentence examples for is really pathetic from inspiring English sources

"This academic-freedom defense is really pathetic," said Mr. Aposhian, who said he carried a 40-caliber baby Glock pistol at all times.

He discovered that Ralph is "really pathetic and at the same time strangely sweet and vulnerable.

"It is really pathetic to see government officials going there putting glue on the pavements.

The BNP has stated that it does not deny the Holocaust, and that "Dredging up quotes from 10, 15, 20 years ago is really pathetic and, in a sense, rather fascist".

That was really pathetic.

"It's really pathetic," Swearinger said.

When he appeared in the 1970s, he was really pathetic, he didn't have much confidence.

Nothing in this area seems to have actually been implemented with any enthusiasm, and the things that have passed have been really pathetic, I mean really pathetic in their outcomes.

"It would be really pathetic if I was still in the same space as when I was 20 or 30, when I felt threatened by everyone, and there was no room for anyone else on the radio," he said.

It's really pathetic how she put it: how she must forget her own loss of her baby in the thought of Jane's happiness with a man like Henry.

I thought it was really pathetic.