Sentences with PITIABLY
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"He looked pitiably thin in his worn-out clothes."
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"The abandoned dog whimpered pitiably, seeking for food."
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"The refugees were pitiably malnourished and desperately in need of aid."
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"She stared at him pitiably, hoping he would show some compassion."
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"The old man lived in a pitiably small and run-down house."
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"She cried pitiably when she heard the news of her father's death."
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"The injured bird fluttered pitiably on the ground, unable to fly."
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"The child pleaded pitiably for another chance after breaking the vase."
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"The prisoner's family watched pitiably as he was escorted to his cell."
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"He spoke pitiably of his struggles with addiction and homelessness."
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"He was pitiably thin after weeks of starvation."
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"The abandoned puppy looked pitiably at the passersby."
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"Their living conditions were pitiably squalid."
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"She told me the pitiably sad story of her childhood."
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"The beggar extended his pitiably trembling hand for some charity."
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"We found the injured bird pitiably helpless on the ground."
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"He struggled pitiably to put on a brave face amidst the pain."
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"The once proud mansion had become pitiably dilapidated over the years."
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"Her voice quivered pitiably as she recounted her ordeal."
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"The old man's memory had deteriorated pitiably with age."
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"His pitiably low wage made it difficult to make ends meet."
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"She looked pitiably lost in the unfamiliar city."
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"The war had left behind a pitiably destitute population."
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"The child's crying grew increasingly pitiably after losing its toy."
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"The injured dog limped pitiably as it tried to escape the attacker."
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"The pitiably small amount of food barely sustained them through the winter."
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"His pitiably low self-esteem prevented him from pursuing his dreams."
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"The homeless man begged pitiably for a warm meal on the cold night."
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"The pitiably bad weather ruined our plans for an outdoor picnic."
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"They lived a pitiably isolated life in the remote countryside."
