Sentence examples for pity from from inspiring English sources

Lola wanted pity from no one.

Modern psychiatry needs no pity from Mr. Greenberg.

The delay is a pity from Opec's point of view.

You can't force pity from a government like hers.

She can expect no pity from Griner, who once sucker punched an opponent.

"The last thing they ever wanted was pity from anybody," said Mr. Bergeson, her brother.

This is, at times, a hugely depressing book, and not least among its depressing features are the notes of self-pity from the super-rich themselves.

It is not "nationalism" in the traditional sense but something less coherent, more akin to a mood than an ideology – a narrative of righteousness, victimhood, and self-pity from which anyone can pick their prejudices as they see fit.

Sheila Dabney, who supplies the voices of three of the contemporary women, is remarkably compelling, sharing heartbreaking stories without self-pity from victims who are often defeated but never destroyed.

Wistful he might be, but there was no trace of self-pity from Wilson after it was announced that the 20-year-old Klien, his graduation smoothed by a £9m sponsorship deal from Red Bull, would be taking his place.

Herz, wanting company without liking people, sees himself as a stoic, when, in fact, he floats in an admittedly dilute solution of self-pity from the first page to the last.