Sentence examples for make me pathetic from inspiring English sources

Does this make me pathetic?

LeBargues adds: "If writing a doctoral thesis on methodology and epistemology of economics in the Trade Federation and Neimoidian labor disputes makes me pathetic, then call me pathetic".

That I couldn't make it go away entirely, and shouldn't set out to fix a presumably broken mind or smooth the rough edges I had assumed made me pathetic.

I don't think over-packing for an outing or fretting over my baby's routine makes me silly or lame or pathetic, the way moms of two or more tend to not-so-subtly imply.

How does me wanting to give back to my community in a real and tangible way make me a "pathetic slob" feeding at the trough of the taxpayer?

"Fair play at the end of the day," Roland says, trying, I think, to make me feel less pathetic.

I assumed that admitting in public that I'd been dumped five times in the title made me sufficiently pathetic.

But I think that feeling so vulnerable – I realise this makes me sound pathetic, but that's how it was – heightened my responses to otherwise unremarkable things.

Writing my modest check to the Friends of the Library made me feel pathetic, like one of the Southern Italian peasants in Carlo Levi's Christ Stopped at Eboli who gave Christmas presents to the local landowners instead of the other way around.

Just like that, the same people who once made me feel pathetic for being ring-less suddenly admired me.

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