Sentence examples for real pity that from inspiring English sources

He went on: 'It is a real pity that argued dissent is regularly caricatured as "hatchet job", "savage attack" and other such bulking agents.

It's a real pity that rather than consider the important research on innovation-driven sustainable agriculture that can be applied on a global scale, the nation's leading nutrition organization is instead setting a place at the table for a company who has a vested interest in increasing production of bio-tech animal products.

As one of them put it, "It is a real pity that in Italy there are very few real independent thinkers.

The story of how Hayley Westenra got her big break is such a beguiling one it's a real pity that it's not actually true.

"I think it's a real pity that thousands of people are studying this subject - and being taught by unqualified tutors, some of whom have never published a novel.

"It's so theatrical, it seems a real pity that Ridley intended all this to be kept off stage and out of sight" says Paul Hunter, director of the Royal Exchange production.

The following interviewee gave a typical view: 'I think there is still an underlying trend that, oh well that's health and that's social work and never the twain shall meet which is a real pity but that's how staff are'.

That, indeed, could be construed as the real pity of that play.

It is a real pity, then, that my meal at Gundel disappointed.

The real pity is that, stamina aside, Robbins was talentless, and he made his preferred subject matter radioactive for more gifted novelists for a number of years.

The real pity is that over time many, too many, families struggle with a growing number of family members who have a weakening attachment to the long-term vision and, instead, have a growing interest in short-term profit maximisation and pay outs, just like the public company.