Sentence examples for pitiable condition from inspiring English sources

As his command of the language returned, so, it seemed, did his awareness of his pitiable condition.

Even though this activity offers them a relative comfortable lifestyle, but most of them are ended with the pitiable condition like alcoholism, drug addicted and specially the infection of sexually transmitted diseases like HIV/AIDS, which increases even more their precarious conditions of life.

Among other catastrophic aspects of post-quake Haiti, roads in the capital city and beyond are in pitiable condition.

In the eyes of any who presumed that the man somehow did something to deserve his pitiable condition, as a curse or punishment, such a lifestyle would be fitting.

Sivaji, who is a software engineer is frustrated with the corruption in India which is shown in the scene where he watches the pitiable condition of poor people stating that: "The rich get richer, the poor get poorer".

After all, there is no more pitiable condition than the demented patient in the grip of endless terrors.

Others remain in Afghan prisons, many of them in pitiable conditions, crammed into dark underground cells with buckets for sanitation, no medical care and scraps for food.

Ziya Paşa (died 1880), the translator of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Émile (which became a popular textbook for 19th-century Muslim intellectuals), was among the first to write in a less traditional idiom and to complain in his poetry just as Ḥālī was to do in India a few years later about the pitiable conditions of Muslims under the victorious Christians.

Even today it is not known precisely how many children lived in these pitiable conditions – proper records were not kept – but estimates suggest 100,000.

Gay became an unfortunate, even pitiable status.

Helen is also in pitiable shape, though she does a better job of hiding it.