Sentence examples for pity of from inspiring English sources

The phrase "pity of" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It may be used in spoken English in certain contexts, but it is not considered standard or proper grammar. Instead, you could use the phrase "pity about" to express a feeling of sadness or disappointment about something. For example: - "It's a pity about the weather today." - "She couldn't help but feel a sense of pity about the situation." Another possibility is to use the phrase "pity that" to express regret or disappointment about something. For example: - "It's a pity that we couldn't make it to the concert." - "He expressed his pity that he couldn't be there for his friend when they needed him." In both of these examples, the phrase "pity of" could be replaced with "pity about" or "pity that" to make the sentence grammatically correct and more commonly used in written English.