Sentence examples similar to pitiful incident from inspiring English sources
For Malcolm Blight it manifested most famously in the David "pitiful" Pittman and Austin McCrabb incidents, but also in less publicised, Barrasi-esque disses like his derogatory label for Crows premiership player Kim Koster.
Writing from Italy while at work on his novel, Burns mused on the psychological and philosophical implications of the male homosexual's experience: "Even if he ever arrives at the point of accepting his bias as merely an incident in his personality, he sets up all sorts of pitiful little compensations.
Reports of mosque attacks are similar to incidents that occurred after the Tube and bus bombings of 7 July 2005 - pitiful acts of racism quite at odds with the general public mood then and now.
They committed more than 1,000 incidents between 2005-13 but were fined a total of only £3.5m, a sum described as "pitiful" by a senior MP at the time.
It was disturbingly reminiscent of the military's harsh tactics during the insurgency, which raged on for three decades until the tsunami brought it to a halt.United Nations officials in Aceh say the incident may have been due to a misunderstanding involving troops hiring themselves out as workers to supplement their pitiful salaries.
Europe, thy name is pitiful.
