Sentence examples for pity I got from inspiring English sources

"I thought we batted really nicely, it's pity I got out just before the end but I got a good ball and there's not much I could do about that.

From the looks of pity that I got from fellow passengers waiting at baggage claim, the strategy worked.

The look of shock and pity I sometimes get by even the most liberal folks is hindering.

Pity, it got 28 likes, whole day to clear up, apparently.

Did you bite off more than you could chew?" Soon, spite has given way to self-pity: "I've got the biggest heart/You've ever torn apart".

I began to pity my mother; the older I got, the more I saw what a desolate life she led.

It's a pity I won't get to work with him, but I'm confident Wesley Enoch and Jonathan will get on well, and who knows, coproduce a major new work together?

"It's a pity I won't get to ride in Naadam again," he said.

I am used to the usual response I get; the pity quick fix such as, "Well, why don't you just adopt?" In which case, I typically choose to educate.

I get that the pity is usually not coming from a bad place--it's that people just don't know.

"Yeah, I'm voting, but I pity whoever gets the job," says Jenny Dunn, a teacher of kids with special needs, taking in the devastation around her. Down the street, still strewn with mud and debris, a boat the size of a small house has been picked up by the storm and stranded in the middle of the road.