Sentence examples for wear pity from inspiring English sources

As a child I lived like a keepsake beneath the cushion . and now I wear pity like a dinner napkin.

Aubyn, who, like Patrick, grew up in an ancient, aristocratic family that somehow conspired to lose or give away its fortune to others, does not ask for pity or wear his past misery on his sleeve.

Mr. Barrull is another for whom a dance is one different idea after another; it's a pity he wears his long locks loose, because whenever he turns, his face starts to look as if it's visiting a carwash amid the cascade of hair, and the dark-raspberry color of his final suit was foolish.

'It was a pity that he wore his watch; It was a good one, twenty pounds he said.

I had one – so spicy you had to wear protective gloves, and delicious – but I pity anyone who tries four.

Visitors viewing the unprepossessing monogrammed shirt may well pity the tortured soul who wore it, who fervently believed that appearances mattered.

"We'd worn them down, it's just a pity because it would have been a conclusion to a great week for us".

It was fun while it lasted and now we can all wear our Bills gear again and draw just pity, rather than hate.

On the drive home, my pity party for one had me wearing a thick pair of ugliness goggles.

I know Raf Simons is an "It" boy, but I pity the wanna be"It" boy who tries to wear these shorts around town.

It was such a pity because all of the layers I was wearing made me feel like Kate Bush; we could have gotten some amazing burqa-dance photos.  .