Sentence examples similar to that pitiable creature from inspiring English sources

But Weller stops short of making Simon a pitiable creature, showing instead how her insecurities — and her unapologetic sexuality — became part of her vitality as an artist.

His characters are pitiable creatures whose baser instincts are in conflict with their spiritual aspirations.

They existed before, it's true, but largely as pitiable creatures to be patronised by all and married off at the first opportunity.

It portrays celebrities as members of an overlord class who "burn you with their radiant smiles" but also as faintly pitiable creatures, jealous of the quiet, grounded lives of ordinary folk.

Their heroines, or anti-heroines, are commonplace, often pitiable creatures whose lives slither easily towards calamity, one bad decision all too often leading to a place of gory no return.

Anglr will remind you exactly when to head over and start pulling those pitiable creatures out of the water.

None of that pitiable look-at-me-and-what-I-can-afford madness.

"I find myself once more in that pitiable role of the meliorist," he observed dryly in a 1990 letter to a journalist friend.

As for that pitiable fourth-year grad student in Texas, I hope he gets another chance.

How prescient that unfortunate creature was.

Aquinas speaks of the "existential composition" of the creatures to indicate that no creature necessarily exists.