Sentence examples similar to pitiful laugh from inspiring English sources
Although it was easy to laugh at the pitiful performance of the Indiana Legion, which Morgan's cavalry so easily swept aside at Corydon and en route to the Ohio border, the militiamen did gain credit from some historians for delaying the Confederates, and thus aiding their pursuit by regular Union troops.
A photograph of Ribéry tangling with Mexican striker Guillermo Franco was accompanied by a scathing editorial, in which Fabrice Jouhaud exhorted his readers to laugh at Domenech's pitiful crew.
This may be during a conversation with you, during which she'll make lots of eye contact, smile, and giggle or laugh at even the most pitiful jokes, or it may be simply when she's in the same room with you.
Pitiful, pedantic and po-faced, Smith made himself a laughing stock after Gazza returned the yellow card the man from Troon had dropped during Rangers' 7-0 roft of Hibernian in 1995.
You have to laugh, I guess, and yet there is something pitiful as well as preposterous in the American response.
("I have more just cause to make a pitiful defense of poor Poetry, which from almost the highest estimation of learning, is fallen to be the laughing stock of children," Sidney began the "Defense".
Again – pitiful, and come the final whistle on Saturday I have no doubt we will well and truly have the last laugh.
Europe, thy name is pitiful.
