Sentence examples for pity of course from inspiring English sources

The real pity, of course, is that no serving judge was nominated by the UK.

The pity, of course, is that it ultimately means flying on United.

The pity, of course, is that people believe what they see on-screen.

It is a performance of exaggerated self-pity, of course, but easily the best thing in the exhibition.

Pity was, of course, the last thing she wanted, even though secretly she was feeling something "like grief".

"We are not greatly surprised it has gone away, it is just a pity because of course it would have been a fantastic discovery".

I pitied them, of course, but did not think about whether their dignity was being tarnished by the constant display of their naked bodies in the news media.

About Max, he said, "I think of him as being incredibly selfish, pompous and self pitying, but of course I love him because I love writing as him," which he does in the first person.

"We have all become disposable androids," declared one anonymous commentator.Related items A survey of management consultancy: The advice businessMar 20th 1997There is an element of self-pity there, of course: many blue-collar workers have a better claim to disposable-android status.

I've pitied Weiner before, of course, as I watched his spectacular fall and its accompanying humiliations.

"It would be a pity to be killed, of course," Stewart said.