Sentence examples for pathos about from inspiring English sources
But there was an element of pathos about it.
"There was a kind of pathos about it".
There is an inevitable pathos about seeing this musical by David Bowie and Enda Walsh so soon after Bowie's death.
A few communicated a standardized pathos about American poverty — snapshot properties with place names: "Baltimore, Louisianana, 1927".
"It looks like the apartment of a great writer, a tremendous literary mind, but there's a pathos about the decrepitude and poverty and lack of air," he said.
There's a fragmentary pathos about these letters, but not enough to make them a satisfying conclusion to the book.
Our game, Pathos, is about what it feels like to be in the care system.
It is an easier path, and probably a smarter one; the film accommodates them with ease, whereas the pathos of "About Schmidt" — of the careful, Chekhovian work that it could have been — gradually slides away, like the lovely shots of the open road and the encompassing flatlands through which the loner drives.
"Obviously there was some difficult stuff for her to mull over in terms of the abuse, but she felt that I'd balanced it – which was my main concern – with the kind of pathos he had about him.
So if Washington defeats Purdue, Miami loses and Florida State prevails, the Huskies might get some No. 1 votes in the news media poll, but more likely will finish No. 2. The Fiesta Bowl matchup between Notre Dame and Oregon State is more about pathos than national title probabilities.
