Sentence examples for was pitiful for from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Lautenberg said it was "pitiful" for Mr. Torricelli to publicly urge Mr. Gore to concede at a time when the election had not yet been decided.
In recent days FTM has come under intense criticism from some prominent activists, including well-known North Carolina blogger Pam Spaulding, who said it was "pitiful" for FTM to "turn its back" on North Carolinians, who will be voting on a ballot measure this May.
Geller's 13... P-R3! gave Arnason no chance to beg off with 14 BPxP, since 14... PxP; 15 PxP, QNxP; 16 N/5-B3 would be pitiful for White after 16... N-Q6!
Russia's exports mainly raw materials, basic chemicals and weapons—are pitiful for somewhere that sees itself as an advanced industrialised country.Worse, some aspects of Russia's competitiveness are deteriorating: investment in fixed assets, although up by 18% in the first nine months of the year, is not nearly enough to keep the roads, bridges, power systems and so forth from crumbling.
From the point of view of the Stalinist Soviet Union, that is where Trotsky himself is today; and he might well discard his earlier assumption that an isolated individual needs must be "pitiful" for the conviction of Dr. Stockman in Ibsen's Enemy of the People that "the strongest man is he who stands most alone".
"Of course it's pitiful for the monkeys.
"It's pitiful". For Ware, the recent hearing in Franklin's case gave her an opportunity to make herself heard about a crime that has followed her for nearly three decades.
Then I asked for their medical kit, which was pitiful.
The kicking game was pitiful.
