Sentence examples for which was pitiful from inspiring English sources
Then I asked for their medical kit, which was pitiful.
At a moment when the anti-Spanish struggle seemed hopeless, the president of Haiti, Alexandre Pétion, came to Bolívar's aid (as no president of the United States ever managed to do, which is pitiful to see), and Bolívar responded in 1816 by ordering the abolition of slavery, not merely for strategic reasons.
Still-high debt levels and anemic wage growth -- the WSJ makes a big deal out of how incomes have grown 6percentt in four years, which is pitiful -- are keeping consumer demand weak.
At Galliano's trial in June, the state prosecutor had requested judges fine Galliano saying that although he was not a "theoretician" of race hatred or antisemitism, this was "everyday antisemitism and racism" which she said was "pitiful and dreadful".
There is no one who doesn't want to fix New Jersey's mutilated roads and antique bridges, which were already pitiful when Gov. Thomas H. Kean started the trust fund in 1984.
"It is hard to decide which is the most pitiful part of this story," the newspaper said today, before the boarding.
The kicking game was pitiful.
And what we saw was pitiful.
"The cash situation was pitiful," Mr. Barch said.
The result was pitiful: 64 rush yards in 30 carries.
