-
satirical encounters with the real
world with the hero
either becoming the
pitiable victim or the
rogue who
exploited the
vices of
those he met. A
second tradition...
- also been used as a
pejorative epithet to
describe a cowardly, weak or
pitiable person.
Worms can also be
farmed for the
production of nutrient-rich vermicompost...
- Murasaki's 11th-century
novel The Tale of Genji, in
which it
referred to
pitiable qualities.
During the
Shogunate period[when?]
under the
ideology of neo-Confucianism...
-
Retrieved 29
November 2015 – via
British Newspaper Archive. It is a sad and
pitiable sight to see
Irish mothers with, in some cases,
their dying babes in their...
- that Taylor's "characterization is at once sensual, spiteful, cynical,
pitiable, loathsome, lustful, and tender."
Stanley Kauffmann of The New York Times...
-
pantomimes her
bewilderment and
desperate groping, is both
gruesome and
pitiable. TV
Guide rates the film 41⁄2 out of a
possible five
stars and
calls it...
- the
world God
truly intends. [...]
Something far more
glorious than the
pitiable resources of
fallen time
could ever yield. Hart,
David Bentley (2020)....
- to her.
Other lolicon manga,
where "men are
absolute evil and
girls are
pitiable victims",
indulge in the "pleasure of sin"
through the
breaking of taboos...
-
usually depicted as
innocent symbols of the pre-industrial
world or as
pitiable victims whose peaceful existence had been
shattered by the encroachment...
- recognized. First, the
exaggerated repetition of words, as in the
series "
pitiable", "pity", "pitied", and "piteous" (Ch. 81, "The
Pequod Meets the Virgin")...
