Sentence examples for pity words from inspiring English sources

Words do not stand on street corners and beg for pity, words do not fish for compliments or gratitude.

Devoid of sentimentality and self-pity, her words are striking.

He is fascinated by the power of certain words: "pity", which eradicates hatred because it humanises both pitied and pitier, and "maybe", which also dampens hate and isn't a fixed or "punishing kind of word like conviction or certainty, right or wrong, infidel or enemy, or truth or inquisition or empire or revolution or purge or mother fucker.

In other words, pity poor Martha.

Within two or three days all was quiet.In this section In Nigeria, who pays wins Reggae rage in Mauritius Nice words, pity about the war Gun-free dream No aid yet for Saddam's foes They're back, but are they welcome?

Wary security officials, muttering into walkie-talkies, kept the gawpers at bay as they were shepherded round the sights.In this section In Nigeria, who pays wins Reggae rage in Mauritius Nice words, pity about the war Gun-free dream No aid yet for Saddam's foes They're back, but are they welcome?

KAREN BARLOW: Eleanor, John Coates is known as a champion of free speech so he has found this a great pity, in his words.

There was no bitterness or self-pity as her words rang out with unflinching clarity.

The word "pity" is repeated six times in a row, while the phrase "but down, down, down, down I fall" is heard four times.

PITY the poor word "elite," which simply means "the best" as an adjective and "the best of a group" as a noun.

The documentary "Misery Loves Comedy," which opens today, isn't much of a film; its director, Kevin Pollak, seems to have traded on the collegial feelings that bind him to a bunch of his fellow comedians and has made a clubby movie that leavens their professional pride with the yeast of self-pity — in other words, it's the stuff of comedy but without much actual humor.