It was a measure of the Party's anticipation, or perhaps pathetic eagerness, for Clint that Mitt Romney, in a video shown immediately beforehand, borrowed a phrase from Eastwood's Super Bowl ad for Chrysler, about how America would "roar" back.
They both seem sexually strange, and perhaps pathetic.
Today, the Egyptian authorities are resorting to the same methods: accusing the free media of conspiring against the state, spreading false information, and perhaps most pathetic, spying for foreign forces.
Perhaps my pathetic vegetable plot convinced him to seek sustenance elsewhere.
It was embarrassing and pathetic, perhaps, to be going to see a tribute band unironically — my wife calls them the Dork Star Orchestra — yet it was a thrill to hear the music played well in a small room.
God also functions as a great cosmic witness to our pain, whose unfathomable purposes somehow make it worthwhile, and who will, perhaps, take our pathetic struggles into account in a final reckoning.
But let us add, before the moment vanishes, that, along with the compulsive Trump creepiness, there was also, perhaps significantly, something pathetic and therefore newly vulnerable about the taped Trump.
And this strong woman feels there must be something to do – and she dreams … In all literature there is perhaps nothing more pathetic than her hopeless effort to 'make herself in love'".
Perhaps the most pathetic part of the war to green America is how unwarlike it really is.
The Republican response to the evidence that the Trump campaign named Page a foreign policy advisor around the same time the FBI interviewed him over suspected ties with Russian spies is perhaps the most pathetic thing in here.
Although millions of dollars are spent on the creation and management of biomedical and epidemiological research data sets every year [1], the information extracted from these data sets to improve healthcare and prevention is poor at best, with pathetic perhaps being a better descriptive word.
