Sentence examples similar to pathetic days from inspiring English sources

So New Hampshire voters who had dismissed Kerry as a pathetic, unelectable loser days before took a new look at him after Iowa and figured that if he could win an election, he must be electable (which is sort of definitional), and concluded he is a triumphantly electable winner.

Rather than leaving it there, though, the Romney campaign added some more derogatory comments: His attempts to distract from his listless campaign and the conservative backlash caused by his suggestion that keeping President Obama would be better than electing a Republican are becoming sadder and more pathetic by the day.

It's pathetic!" During the final days of the TV development season, Polone is committing this sacrilege before a roomful of executives on the fourth floor of the Fox Broadcasting Company.

Since then, I've seen many comments saying that young women these days are pathetic.

Trump is cultivating a modern day lynch mob that could possibly kill Americans in the coming days of this pathetic and depressing campaign.

Only that can erase the stigma that has transformed him from an American hero into a pariah, living out his days in a pathetic mimicry of his former life.

Putin's workout is an unrelenting and unrewarding one; my biceps only grew 2mm over seven days, which is pathetic.

Putin's workout is an unrelenting and unrewarding one; my biceps only grew 2 millimeters over seven days, which is pathetic.

But Obama's chumminess with people identical to those who ran Bain Capital in its glory days and the pathetic dependence of most Washington Democrats on Wall Street money undermines his populist appeal.

The woman with the worst tale of woe and most engagingly pathetic air usually carried the day, weeping copiously as she was crowned.

After all, there is something kind of pathetic about having to designate a day to be good to your mate.