Sentence examples for pitiful world from inspiring English sources

And yet here's Precious, the most pitiful case in a pitiful world, still caring enough to look cute.

"We find many of our clients are limited by the pitiful domain name selections available, and the new domain names open up a world of opportunity for virgin Internet businesses," he said.

"The poor, pitiful man," Butterfield remembered.

And in return, he will give me absurd wealth and power over the weak and pitiful of the world.

New Zealand are woeful, void of ideas and tactically prehistoric thanks to Ricki Herberts negative "can't lose" approach - you should of seen the 'victory' parade the team had when they returned from the last World Cup, pitiful.

Proof of the pitiful decline of robustness the world over as chronicled in t he current press.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, July 27 , 1929P. 23 Proof of the pitiful decline of robustness the world over as chronicled in t he current press.

The New Yorker, July 27 , 1929P. 23 Proof of the pitiful decline of robustness the world over as chronicled in t he current press.

Despite the United States' position as an Internet powerhouse, the state of broadband in this country compared to some other places around the world is pretty pitiful — both in speed and reach.

"Upright, timid but well-meaning," Banville serves as Michon's Everyman, a solemn but slightly pitiful middle manager in the literary world whose dim blue flame burned briefly white in the presence of Rimbaud's self-immolating genius.

Most significant is the pitiful lack of funds committed by world governments, particularly those of the very G8 countries whose discussions gave rise to the Fund.