Sentence examples for pitiable sight from inspiring English sources
The man who discovers that he is being boned... is indeed a pitiable sight.
Instead, we have the pitiable sight of Labour making another of its small and puzzling sorties that neither damage the enemy nor inspire the friend.
When it comes to healthcare, the United States is a pitiable mess.
"The sight was pitiable in the extreme.
It's a sight that could seem pitiable, were it not so miraculous that he's even here.
Is it because it is easier for sight-loss charities to raise money if they present a more simplistic, pitiable image of blindness?
And in truth, the sight of bag ladies on a city street can be unsettling: They can seem pitiable and harmless, yet willful and scary.
Fingleton said the conditions were "pitiable" and lamented the "utmost gloom in which batsmen and fieldsmen had intense difficulty in sighting the ball".
The sight of the American parent trying to convince a child that not every restaurant serves hamburger is a pitiable one.
