Sentence examples for pity with from inspiring English sources

Until we crowned your pity with a bone.

Not out of pity with the victims and the bereaved.

He was suffused with compassion and pity, with respect, love, and acceptance — for his father's flaws no less than for his virtues.

These studies suggest the same underlying focalism may inflate feelings of envy and pity, with asymmetric regulation strategies: small annoyances spoil perceptions of a good life more than small pleasures enhance perceptions of a bad life.

Whether, years from now, they will be remembered with pride or with pity, with admiration or with mockery, is something that no one, not even most analysts, can say.

The humorous article or essay, on the other hand, is a blend of sympathy and gentle pity with irony, a form of criticism that gently mocks not only others but the mocker himself.

George Papandreou, the Greek prime minister, is regarded more with pity than with anger.

So we rightly remember them this Sunday, not just with pity but with gratitude; their families can shed tears of loss and of pride.

Upon seeing her shoe-box bedroom, she was filled not with pity, but with envy.

The goal is to swap self-pity with gratitude.

Ms. Said, who juxtaposes her adolescent self-pity with the sadness she sees, understands she is a creature of privilege.