Sentence examples for so pitiful about it from inspiring English sources

It was the poetry that drew me in – it was Owen, it was 'Anthem for Doomed Youth', it was when I learnt that he had died the week before Armistice Day and that his mother got the telegram on Armistice Day; there was something so pitiful about it.

Yet the European contribution is so pitiful it has placed the very survival of Nato in doubt.

So, Badgers, how about it?

So, Santa, how about it?

Robert Smith said in 2006, "It's so pitiful when 'goth' is still tagged onto the name the Cure", and added, "We're not categorisable.

Bowes says it is worth considering these while interest rates are so pitiful.

While there is little doubt in my mind that President Obama, no matter whom the Republicans put against him, will be given another four years to lead America, it is quite sad that the choice voters have is so pitiful.

We were so pitiful".

It made us cry then, and there is something about an American ruffle and flourish that will probably always affect us the same way — so pitiful, so weak, and so strong.

London teachers' wages were not always so pitiful in relation to property prices.

"We always looked so pitiful, like victims," she told the LA Times.