Sentence examples for pity for all from inspiring English sources
And I felt pity for all of us as well [who survived].
Where once those admiring glances were laced with pity for all the deprivation and makeshift roadside repairs you'd be enduring, now there's just, well, admiration.
The same is true of the novels, so keenly observant, so cold-eyed, so full of pity for all that is most melancholy.
"I suddenly feel a vague pity for all those writers who have to ply their trade from sleepy American suburbs, writing divorce scenes symbolised by the very slow washing of dishes," writes Cole, with a wink.
The fractured nature of its administration means that there is no equivalent of Great British Racing to swing into action and promote the remainder of his racing career for all it is worth, which is a great pity for all concerned.
They are pretty sure that their community is the nicest, and filled with the best people, and they have a vague pity for all those poor souls who live in New York City or California and have a lot of money but no true neighbors and no free time.
Johnny Temple, the publisher of Akashic Books, said that readers should not come to the new collection expecting a tone of self-pity for all the travails Haiti has suffered.
My family, they all come from England, and I truly pity you for all those cold sandwiches you have to eat.
Her spoken rage Struck down the child of seven years With shame for all three, with pity for The helpless harried waiter, with anger for The diners gazing, avid, and contempt, And great disgust for every human being.
"A pity, a shame, a crisis for all of us," said Eddy Merckx, the Belgian champion who won the Tour five times and was with the race this year to watch his son, Axel, finish 10th over all.
This was from timidity, the fear of speaking out and becoming obnoxious, not from approval of slavery or lack of pity for the slave; for all nations like the State of Virginia and myself are not exceptions to this rule; we joined the Confederate cause not because we wanted to, for we did not, but we wanted to be in the swim.
