Sentence examples for pitying look from inspiring English sources
He trained a pitying look upon me.
She gave me the derisive, pitying look that a sane person gives a lunatic.
"How do you know that?" Again the captain flashed that mild, pitying look.
In Tibet he is known as Spyan-ras gzigs ("With a Pitying Look") and in Mongolia as Nidü-ber üjegči ("He Who Looks with the Eyes").
ANNOUNCE that you work as a journalist in Brussels and you are likely to get a pitying look and a polite inquiry.
She missed the ocean -- the mention of Coney Island and the Rockaways draws a pitying look -- but returned often to Hawaii to study hula, which means simply dance.
Skarsgård pulls a pitying face.
Rimbaud's life in Africa was not as bleak as this rather self-pitying tone suggests.
Baldwin was in a glum mood and his conversation took on a self-pitying tone.
When Everett explained to him what I was doing, the man studied me with a look of pitying contempt, then turned away.
His face, she goes on, was "more arresting than beautiful, his expression worried and pitying and generous; instead of a look of doggy excitement it was something more tender, a little sorrowful, as if he were viewing with charity and resignation the whole enterprise of living and striving and hoping".
