Sentence examples for made pathetic from inspiring English sources

Here, that pompous machismo is made pathetic by age.

Over six decades some had made pathetic attempts to protect themselves, like the girls at Duncroft approved school who created a codeword "beef biryani" as an alert that they were being assaulted.

The solverdom's reaction then was quite negative over quite a long period, evoked by the treasured email that I still have before me: 'How many times have you made pathetic excuses and tried to shuffle the blame onto someone else? You, sir, are unfit to run a whelk stall.

As my doctor made suggestions about how I could improve my health, I squirmed in my seat a bit and made pathetic excuses about why I just couldn't do more.

The pain of sad little men "This is such bollocks; sad little men making pathetic points about nothing".

AS THE heavens open, the canopy offers scant protection from the downpour, so the orang-utans tear leaves off the trees to make pathetic little umbrellas to hold over their heads.

For several minutes after the extremely serious attack, she swam around the perimeter with one of Peters' socks in her mouth, making pathetic sounding vocalizations.

First and the foremost of such external to-do-things is disrupting the OEMs who make pathetic hardware products that look crap in front of Macbook Air, iMac and iPhone.

Some people do not hesitate to make pathetic excuses for people like Omar Mateen and others of his sadistic ilk for engaging in human atrocities, rationalizing the dispositions of such mentally unhinged madmen as they use the cause of ideological differences as the primary reason for such behavior.

In the past, some Western countries, such as Lithuania, made the pathetic argument that Mr Lukashenka ought not to be pushed too hard for fear he would end up in Russia.

On the show's opening night, the Drawing Center was packed with people, mostly in the front room, and his bondage drawings and "Fornicon" pieces are in the back room, where, to not offend, they seemed to take on offense, proving that in America we are still afraid to admit to our kids that we have sex, a fear made more pathetic in that they typically could care less.