-
stresses action, not
nuances of
meaning or characterization. Mr.
Robinson is
pitiably natural as the realistic,
sensitive oldster facing the ****ility of living...
- that Taylor's "characterization is at once sensual, spiteful, cynical,
pitiable, loathsome, lustful, and tender."
Stanley Kauffmann of The New York Times...
-
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...
- to reach. It is the mind that
makes the body rich.
There is no
class so
pitiably wretched as that
which possesses money and
nothing else.
Money can only...
-
Thrones hero
without a personality; Sam is sort of compelling, but in a
pitiable way; I can't
really keep the
names of any of the
other crows straight.")...
- sympathetic", a
contradictory character "beautifully evoked" as "fully and
pitiably human" and
comparable to
Stanley Kowalski in his "deliberate malice"; although...
- the community; and the
pitiable dead. Not only
spirits superior to man can be
considered kami;
spirits that are
considered pitiable or weak have also been...
- are not objectified;
their ineptitude is
framed humorously rather than
pitiably. In
films like Big and
Blast from the Past, male
characters display similar...
-
staunch Cranmer found the
teenaged Catherine's frantic,
incoherent state pitiable, saying, "I
found her in such
lamentation and
heaviness as I
never saw...
- "Leviathanism" and the
exaggerated repetition of
modified words, as in the
series "
pitiable", "pity", "pitied" and "piteous" (Ch. 81, "The
Pequod Meets the Virgin")...
