Sentence examples for let pathos from inspiring English sources
But she never let pathos overtake her sense that being a New Yorker is about responsibility; it is about buoying the others on the island so that no one sinks.
He is a man under pressure: Bahari diagnoses him as a psychopath and manic depressive, but also lets pathos in, calling him: "Just a man with a job".
Quipping through Llewyn's layered misfortune – Woody Allen with a guitar case – Isaac never lets pathos squash the humour in the Coens' superb script.
We see the water park on a rainy day, as redundant as a sun bed in a desert, but not for long enough; we really need the camera to linger there awhile and let the pathos soak in.
Theory Of Funny: Pathos This week, let's discuss pathos, which my online dictionary defines as "arousing feelings of pity, sympathy, tenderness, or sorrow", and then there's a pop-up offering a free-trial phone sex call with someone who can reduce my mortgage payment.
He lets their pathos build by slow degrees.
Too bad the filmmakers frequently let that slip into pathos.
In Playboy pinups, one is not looking for the note of the divine that one finds in the Venuses of ancient statuary, let alone for the pathos of Rembrandt's nudes.
PJ Harvey does this thing which only the most brave artists do -- she lets her own pathos and frailty hang on the line like a flayed carcass.
We need to put party (and pathos) aside to let logic and credibility rule.
Nor is it the pathos of Republicans who let the most dangerous demagogues among them — highlighted by freshman Representative Allen West, whose latest absurd claim is that up to 81 Democrats in Congress are members of the Communist Party — lie without censure.
