Sentence examples for pity will from inspiring English sources

The looks of pity will vanish.

" Pity" and " piety" stem from the same etymological root; we had hoped they were inseparable, but a contemplation of Hell, where God's terrible vendetta is visited on the damned for all eternity, obliges us to see that if we want an ordered cosmos, with Paradise on top and Hell at the bottom, then pity will have to go.

Sooner or later, I'm telling you, even the pity will cut you down.

Pity will cripple people's ability to see children with a disability for the persons they are and not the circumstances they are in.

Political self-pity will not wash for long in Madrid, where the Spanish Cup is likely to be this season's only catch.

For an actress obsessed with the drama of reclusion, even the most minor expression of concern for another human being will be jotted down by some recording angel; for a journalist entranced by the drama of deadline, neither self-importance nor self-pity will inhibit the flow of news.

You won't come away from it any happier that Thomas — this strange, sad, humorless man, driven half-mad by a frightening combination of rage and self-pity — will probably be inflicting himself and his neurosis-based views on our national life into the 2040s.

His irreverent humour – a recent tweet featured his prosthetic limb sticking out of a empty "ghost" tracksuit – and refusal to be pitied will also endear him to London crowds.

Their feelings of uselessness and self-pity will disappear, they are told, as will their interest in selfish things.

"It's of course a huge pity that will be coming to an end next year and I hope Mariss will continue giving us his peerless music-making for many years to come".

What a pity there will be fewer green vistas as a consequence of trackside felling.