pitiably's Usage Examples:

"Chamberlain to the Empress Dowager", a nominal rank Miner describes as "pitiably low" ), admired him.

ECS Nepal described the fort as it "looked in a pitiably run-down state".

sculptors, Pliny attributes to Epigonos a masterful Trumpeter and "his infant pitiably engaged in caressing its murdered mother"; the male figure in his group.

1937, Graham Greene gave the film a mixed review, complaining of the "pitiably amateurish direct[ion]" and the writing as "hardly distinguished".

Robinson is pitiably natural as the realistic, sensitive oldster facing the futility of living.

trapped, and the play ends with each of the three men speaking directly and pitiably to the audience, emphasizing their plight and the plight of all humanity.

making use of these ministers, on the one hand enslaved those that were so pitiably led astray by them to their own destruction, while on the other hand he.

But I, Sophytos of the stock of Naratos, all together so small and pitiably bereft of the support of my parents, practiced the excellence of the Muses.

sympathetic", a contradictory character "beautifully evoked" as "fully and pitiably human" and comparable to Stanley Kowalski in his "deliberate malice"; although.

There is no class so pitiably wretched as that which possesses money and nothing else.

Dawes deemed his friend's Cross of Gold speech magnificent, though with "pitiably weak" logic, but it won Bryan the presidential nomination, and Phillips.

Synonyms:

pathetically;