Sentence examples for too pitiful from inspiring English sources

Frankly, it could stand to be a bit more exciting -- the cinematography is mediocre, the scope is narrow, and the stakes aren't high enough: Snipes is never really in danger, and though Mortensen is genuinely scary, Hopper's too pitiful to be frightening.

When the dish rags and washcloths are too pitiful looking to be used for their intended purpose anymore, they become cleaning rags.

So, too, was the pitiful Champions League qualifying exit at the hands of Malmo.

For what it's worth his approval numbers are pitiful, too, although that metric is hard to untangle from all else that's going wrong.

It was also rather pitiful.

Possibly, yet based on talking with others, I fear my "mind's eye" is a pitiful organ, too: the pictures it generates are dim and colourless, while theirs are sharp and bright.

Some NATO advisers think a genuine local government could be built up based on tribal organisations; but after decades of war the tribal system, too, is in a pitiful state, with some elders locked in conflict over land and women.Western officials are under no illusions that Afghanistan can become a 21st-century state.

And while streaming services boast wins like having the most transgender characters on-screen, they, too, fall victim to pitiful levels of racial diversity.

On harsher inspection, "I had wanted life not to bother me too much, and succeeded – and how pitiful that was".

He's lucid, funny and sharp too: a far cry from the pitiful character audiences saw in the 2004 BBC documentary Shaun Ryder: The Ecstasy And The Agony.

Conditions for adjuncts are often abysmal and push them to quit despite their love of teaching: bad pay, too many classes, no health insurance, pitiful work space or none at all.