Even Bitchney has admitted in subsequent interviews that her first reaction was not her best, as she tearfully whined the boys an earful of angry self-pity between sobs: "I mean, how does it feel to know that you just wasted three months, and you have no shot at $500,000, and it's the only reason you came here?
Of course, 73% of an exploding market is nothing to pity, but between the debt from Sabans takeover and a $600 million settlement with Grupo Televisa, the Mexican studio that provides much of its programming, its still losing money–$14.1 million in the most recent quarter.
A pity that communication between her and the funds has broken down.
Pity that guitar; between the slamming and scratching, it cops an absolute hammering.
However, based on my personal experiences, I think that such a change would be a great pity because the exchange between the experts across fields is an additional "European" benefit, achieved at relatively low cost.
In Jogajog (Relationships), the heroine Kumudini bound by the ideals of Śiva-Sati, exemplified by —is torn between her pity for the sinking fortunes of her progressive and compassionate elder brother and his foil: her roue of a husband.
We read the sensational stories in the Press which tend to veer between pity and disdain.
Much of society alternated between pity, disgust and a sense of "they've brought it on themselves" as they perished.
An error, Boswell said, that would cause the sports world and the legal community to "oscillate between pity and ridicule, incredulity and laughter, for years".
It was emotionally draining work, "hurrying from drama to drama, from one suffering and demanding person to another, torn between pity, anxiety and irritation".
And this is the mainspring of so many of his stories, novellas, and his one novel, Beware of Pity: the clash between propriety and desire.
