Sentence examples for pathos for from inspiring English sources

In the Tchaikovsky, Mr. Eschenbach saved all the work's shadow and pathos for the finale.

Glenn Howerton got to play his It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia character for pathos for once.

I'm not sure why you have so much pathos for these people who do bad things, but you do.

Anne Bogart and her ever-inventive SITI Company have dialed back the pathos for the stately "Trojan Women (After Euripides)," opting for emotional clarity over cathartic tumult.

There is great pathos, for instance, when Satan encounters one of his followers disfigured by the fall: If thou beest he; but O how fall'n!

Pathos for Levitt: the pathos of knowing how to wait for the unlikely event, scene, artifact or happenstance that could give a glimmer of individuality to streets that seemed to make everyone the same.

He invented the name "osteopathy" by blending two Greek roots osteon- for bone and-pathos for suffering in order to communicate his theory that disease and physiologic dysfunction were etiologically grounded in a disordered musculoskeletal system.

Their dilemma is grounds for pathos, or possibly for satire, but is it grounds for tragedy?

Overprotective parents, schools dedicated to acing exams, a college preparatory system that offers zero capacity for error (unless it provides pathos fodder for the application essay) — all of these elements make it hard for the ambitious child to risk a misstep.

And the way that all of this teasing masked deep, Eastern European levels of pathos, love for life, friend loyalty, etc.

They sang, with patriotic pathos, "Mourn for Simón, Chávez to the Pantheon" — suggesting that the dead President's body might be taken to the National Pantheon to lie beside Simón Bolívar, Venezuela's founding father.