Sentence examples for was so pitiful from inspiring English sources
According to an interview in this month's Q magazine, their rider was so pitiful – "£2.50 worth of drinks" – that frontman Lias Saoudi staged his own dirty protest.
It wasn't that they were simply in bad taste, or vulgar; they were the clear embodiment of what a certain drunken teacher of Soviet literature from the Literary Institute used to call 'our gestalt', and the sight was so pitiful, laughable and touching (especially the harp buckles) that tears sprang to Tatarsky's eyes.
"He was looking at me and it was so pitiful and he was bleeding and crying and my heart was breaking". "Schatzi is just another jealous woman," Gabor observed to the prince, hunkered down in the passenger's seat with a Shih Tzu named Macho Man.
Bowes says it is worth considering these while interest rates are so pitiful.
Savings rates are so pitiful that you aren't losing much money by lending the government your money.
Yet the European contribution is so pitiful it has placed the very survival of Nato in doubt.
When baby Isobel screams in her crib, I sometimes curse him, and he tells me not to be so pitiful.
Confounding stereotypes, Italians are 9% more productive.Britain's workers are a bargain all the same, because their pay is so pitiful.
I have generally been skeptical of the "skills mismatch" story, mostly because wage growth has been so pitiful during this recovery.
As the Economist, which may be a conservative magazine, but is at least honest, says: "Britain's workers are a bargain because their pay is so pitiful".
