Sentence examples for pathetic quality from inspiring English sources

From those two albums he has amassed a large, sincere following, for in his writing and singing he has the unique power to communicate his own stirring, pathetic quality to his audience.

As Robert Kardashian in The People v OJ Simpson, Schwimmer manages to take the pathetic quality of Ross Geller – the hangdog look, drooping eyes, open mouth – and channel it into misplaced moral superiority as the only person in the courtroom who is actually convinced of OJ's innocence and thinks it matters.

And in forgettable Off Broadway plays like "Blur" and "The Hologram Theory" he has stood out by plumbing his characters' pathetic qualities for a sorry comic charm.

Wainwright's unerringly common touch roots the car's supposedly pathetic qualities in a book that is, ultimately, a celebration of cultural detail, memory, obsession, and of lives lived by choice in the slow, humane lane.

YouTube continually looks at how people watch all the footage, which ranges from professional to pathetic in quality.

The other Group One race on the card, the Investec Coronation Cup, has engrossing quality despite pathetic quantity.

"Picasso and American Art," which explores the influence here of the Minotaur of painting, amounts to three shows of differing quality: one pathetic, one exciting, and one pointless.

By Peter Schjeldahl Picassoo and American Art," which explores the influence here of the Minotaur of painting, amounts to three shows of differing quality: one pathetic, one exciting, and one pointless.

The call quality is pathetic.

The quality was pathetic at best and trying to keep your hand from shaking while shooting video with a compact camera is nearly impossible.

This week Building Design magazine reported that millions of pounds of public money was being used to bail out housing projects whose design quality had achieved pathetic scores in ratings decided by government agencies.