Sentence examples for pity love from inspiring English sources

Then Gloucester, the "grumbling crookback prodigy" with "neither pity, love, nor fear", begins to emerge as Richard III.

The wife cycles among pity, love and hatred for her formerly domineering husband, a battlefield rapist revered in the village as a "war god".

"For most people old enough to remember her as a child in the White House, and to have been affected by her father's assassination, she provokes a mixture of benign emotions — nostalgia, respect, excitement, loyalty, pity, love".

There' s no single more electrifying moment in the whole eight-play cycle than Richard Crookback's confession late in that play that he possesses "neither pity, love, nor fear".

Prayers, Pity, love and odas na im Nigerians for social media dey shower give singer and songwriter Aituaje Aina Vivian Iruobe AKA Waje.

The sense of embarrassment that plagued young Nuland was not just the usual awkwardness felt by many children of immigrant parents but a more powerful blend of fear, anger, pity, love and revulsion that he felt about his father -- as distinct from his equally foreign mother, grandmother and aunt.

On the one hand, he insists that because various psychological states, including anger, joy, courage, pity, loving, and hating, all involve the body in central and obvious ways, the study of soul "is already in the province of the natural scientist" (De Anima i 1 403a16–28).

Who will emerge from the Iraq war, we wonder now, engendering awe and pity and love?

It seems a pity that Love has now tamed her wild self and given us another glossy mannequin to adore.

Yet the bizarre, blighted family who raised him in Vienna - his pathetically eager-beaver dad, his young and doomed mother - are remembered with sorrow and pity and love.

One retained too much elegance; another was marked, on looking again, by a psychology too facile, read in the expression of grief, pity or love.