Sentence examples for pathetic terms from inspiring English sources

Storm Cat earns $500,000 for each mare he covers in season, at the staggering pace -- in our pathetic terms -- of two a day.

He said it came about because of the Senate GOP's quick passage of the "pathetic" short-term package, followed by the refusal of the House GOP leadership to hold out for the one-year deal they had originally called for.

Alan Greenspan or Gordon Brown make billions for the economy of their countries if they get things right; their salaries are pathetic in relative terms.

… I am to be neither pitied nor praised, but I reject the term "pathetic".

Both victims spoke at the sentencing, one calling Mr. Lewenstein's prison term "pathetic" in view of the brutality of his attacks.

In 1856 he published the third and fourth volumes of Modern Painters, with their penetrating inquiry into the reasons for the predominance of landscape painting in 19th-century art and their invention of the important critical term "pathetic fallacy".

Kris Kobach, who leads President Donald Trump's commission investigating possible voter fraud, on Monday termed "pathetic" a call by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y).

The briefing by envoy Jamal Benomar at the session Power termed "pathetic" came hours after violence in Burundi's capital Bujumbura that reportedly left almost 90 people dead.

In terms of pathetic spectacles in New York City, the one organization that really owes No Labels their gratitude is the New York Jets.

Kelley rose to fame in the late eighties on a wave of punk-flavored sensibilities that was briefly, defiantly termed "Just Pathetic".

In 1856, in the third volume of "Modern Painters," Ruskin criticized writers for attributing human emotions to the natural world, a tendency that he famously termed the pathetic fallacy.