Sentence examples for the pity of it from inspiring English sources
But "The Pity of It All" neglects too much of its story's complexity.
The pity of it is that Cumberbatch could have been a first-rate Hamlet.
He looks into the violent heart of the 20th century and sees the pity of it.
The pity of it is that we end up dismissing the message along with the messenger.
"What got to him most of all was the pity of it all".
What is the word that fuses this freshness with the pity of having missed it?
Britain's poet-soldiers, in the national folklore, were the prophets who beheld the pity of war before it became apparent to the rest of the nation.
Poetry: "What is the word that fuses this freshness / with the pity of having missed it?" Poetry: "We used to shop like that — / trying them on side by side".
Those facing the guillotine do not hope to gain the "pity of the people", but it is a measure of Dickens's skill that he makes us feel sympathy towards them.
The pity, of course, is that it ultimately means flying on United.
