Sentence examples for pitiable consequences from inspiring English sources
Nono's work recalls diverse incidents -- the Paris Commune, Russian uprisings before 1917, struggles in Turin, Italy, and Cuba -- to create a sort of stage poster on revolution and on what Nono saw as its driving necessity, despite its often pitiable consequences and in full knowledge of them.
Here is a notable girl-power moment, in contrast, say, to the more pitiable emotions of the pining Donna Elvira.
Given that you find your neighbor's conduct pitiable but not menacing, you are rightly reluctant to embroil him with the police, an entanglement that could have serious consequences.
The pitiable African woman.
Can anything be more pitiable?
She is pitiable and vulnerable.
Does this make Emma a pitiable prototype for the passive female gull of mass culture, operating mindlessly under "false consciousness", or a feminist avant la lettre who subverts bourgeois morality and suffers the consequences?
He is not pitiable but silently resourceful.
But many have a pitiable quality for their neglect.
