Sentence examples for pity those from inspiring English sources

What a pity, those lovely beasts!

PITY those who primp in the dark.

Pity those who have yet to die".

And most of all, I pity those kids.

Pity those poor fools and their basketball-sized-skulls.

The last words we hear are: "Pity those who have died.

(I always pitied those poor children, marching, singing, and performing Dick-and-Jane dialogue with terrifying, dubious mirth).

Christians have traditionally pitied those good Romans who lived before the birth of Christ, and, in the same spirit, I feel sorry for those late Victorians who died just too early to read Wodehouse.

"As Tess thought of her dusty boots she almost pitied those habiliments for the quizzing to which they had been subjected, and felt how hopeless life was for their owner".

Turkey of the year: Damon Albarn Sorry, Damon Albarn, but your co-created opera about the Elizabethan astrologer, cartographer, and mathematician Dr Dee was ENO's most amateurish show in years, with a parish-hall staging and a score so drably forgettable that we pitied those who had to sing it.

The thought of not reading Wodehouse strikes me as no less indecent, and in some ways no less impractical, than walking down Madison Avenue wearing only a pair of loafers.... Christians have traditionally pitied those good Romans who lived before the birth of Christ, and, in the same spirit, I feel sorry for those late Victorians who died just too early to read Wodehouse.