Sentence examples for pitiful that from inspiring English sources

On harsher inspection, "I had wanted life not to bother me too much, and succeeded – and how pitiful that was".

"It's pitiful that you have to ask".

It's pitiful that the federal government feels compelled to intrude into one Florida family's calamity.

"It is very pitiful that we are like we are, all these years later," he said.

How funny that someone thought to preserve them; how pitiful that they've come to symbolise all that Carpenter stood for.

One of the actresses infected by Marc Wallice (his condition now is so pitiful that no one thinks him worthy of persecuting) is Mrs John Stagliano.

She shoots me a pitiful look that has no doubt been practised on many tourists: "7.01am".

A pitiful match that was meandering towards a 1-0 win for a stubborn Everton team was given an electric jolt with six minutes left.

Viola Davis, for instance, has been vocal on both the marginalised movie parts she is offered and the pitiful remittance that often accompanies them.

He added that he was surprised by the tone of Mr. McAuliffe's fund-raising solicitation, saying, "I'm not sure I'd be quite as pitiful as that".

"We had a smoke flare and two pitiful rockets that went about a foot in the air," said Dery Bennett, the executive director of the Littoral Society and the leader of the New Jersey group.