Everyone knows that they're gay, and they are, I think, pitied.
(And it has the odor of an eventual spinoff for that network, too.) The movie works so hard at making Anna an American Rapunzel that no one gets around to giving her much of a personality; why would a comedy think pitying its heroine somehow makes her likable?
Even those who support hardline anti-immigration policies, must, I think, feel pity and some urge to help.
I don't think I pity him (not that he'd want it), but I do wonder sometimes what his life would have been like if he hadn't gone.
It is, I think, a pity that Moore did not engage with this position, but this detachment was all too characteristic of the relationship at the time between the analytical and phenomenological traditions.
"I'm so glad those aren't my kids," I thought, looking with pity at their parents, and with even more pity at the people in their rows who were not their parents.
As a lifelong Mets fan, I never thought I could pity the Yankees.
And he also stopped telling stories, for the most part, which I thought was a pity".
At the Darwish museum, Smadar Tsaban, 59, thought it "a pity" that the Hebrew translations of the poet's work were not among the eight languages on display.
In front of thousands at a rally, Duterte told the story of how he saw Jacqueline Hamill's face and thought "what a pity … they raped her, they all lined up.
