Sentence examples for of the pitiful from inspiring English sources
But regardless of the pitiful sums involved, make no mistake: This action is utterly gratuitous.
Proof of the pitiful decline of robustness the world over as chronicled in t he current press.
Tame, meek, colourless, bereft, they were all of those on top of the pitiful defending which handed Zenit St Petersburg all three of their goals.
The New Yorker, July 27 , 1929P. 23 Proof of the pitiful decline of robustness the world over as chronicled in t he current press.
It includes first-hand reports of the pitiful retreat of Egyptian soldiers in the 1967 war and explains how the Oslo peace process, the product of two "obscure, freelance peaceniks", raised expectations only to unleash "ancient hatreds".
As every account of the pitiful devastation in that once‑peaceful society demonstrates, for many of these people it is a choice between flight from their homes and death.
One immediate focus is on the pitiful story of one of Africa's greatest animals - in fact, its second largest mammal - the northern white rhino.
The marabouts depend on the pitiful gleanings of the children for their own livelihood, as they testified in court here.
No Western lives in danger – save for the pitiful handful of hostages still held in Raqaa.
Compare our broadband successes to the pitiful state of infrastructure that is still public or regulated as a utility.
The rising cost of driving and the "pitiful" state of Britain's roads should prompt a review of the way motorists are taxed, the RAC has said.
