"The poor, pitiful man," Butterfield remembered.
A pitiful man crouches and pounces before a towering showgirl before being swallowed in her voluminous cloak.
Just as the descent of Captain Willard Martin Sheenn) into delirium forms the central thread of Apocalypse Now, by the end of Hearts of Darkness, Coppola has slowly but surely been reduced from Oscar-winning golden boy to wailing, pitiful man-child.
As directed by Doug Hughes, the complete lack of sexual tension between Pullman and Stiles renders Carol's accusations hysterical and unfounded, and reduces what could have been a nuanced, credible power struggle to an unfair fight between an inexplicably vindictive she-monster and a pitiful man.
The Israeli police interrogator, Michael Goldman Gilad, who is also now in his 80s, said he was a nebbish - a pitiful man, a nobody.
Temporarily anozinizing our episode will NOT stop us from keeping Thetans forever trapped in your pitiful man-bodies.
The guard turned his ear to the King and then looked at the man weeping in the crowd and his eyes lit up with a sudden knowing, and he turned and looked closer at the pitiful man still crying still wailing.
When we talk about refugees, we are typically bombarded with this pitiful image of the poor man who needs our care, but we wanted to focus on the strength of people in this situation not from a perspective of pity.
"When he arrived he hadn't had any sleep for 48 hours and was the most pitiful looking man I ever saw," Clara White told a reporter in 1942 about a St .Petersburg, Florida, man who, after his dog's death, put the animal in his car and drove straight to the cemetery.
After fifty years of indigence in England, Potter, a pitiful old man, returns to Boston on the Fourth of July , 1826 and a parade, passing by Faneuil Hall, nearly runs him over.
