| So I ended up even sicker, in bed, and in between sleeping, feeling sorry for myself, and nuking the jumping spider, I did some thinking. |
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| Every morning I lay in bed, heard them row at breakfast and felt sorry for them. |
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| One should really feel sorry for people whose egos are so weak as to need propping up in that way. |
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| I feel sorry for their staff who now have to commute a lot further or worse still look for new employment. |
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| Adjacent is a little caravan site, and this is the only time I have ever felt sorry for caravaners. |
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| In years gone by, I'd have felt a tiny bit sorry for them, but now the sight was verging on painful. |
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| I wish my band could open for them, because I actually feel sorry for the audience. |
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| But there is no need to feel sorry for the government if its good crime figures are unknown. |
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| I find it close to impossible to feel sorry for a politician who finds his or her career crashing in ruins. |
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| But I actually felt sorry for it and gave it a final squish to make sure it was dead. |
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| And I'm really sorry for using you as a distraction and I'm sorry if I've hurt you. |
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| I'm so sorry for calling so late, and I'm really terribly sorry about at school to day. |
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| I was sorry for making him leave, I was sorry for not being able to save him, I was so sorry. |
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| The worst thing you can do at this stage is start feeling sorry for yourself, tell yourself you're feeling tired. |
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| The way I look at it, if you have a disability, then you can either lie in bed and feel sorry for yourself, or you get up and get on with it. |
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| It's easy to feel sorry for yourself, that's the easy option and it's not one that I've ever chosen. |
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| He waited for her, feeling sorry for himself and miserable with his own thoughts about how he had mistrusted her. |
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| That makes him a great person to access when you're feeling sorry for yourself because you've lost your cell phone. |
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| They refuse to allow Mike to veg out and feel sorry for himself, and force him out to various social engagements. |
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| You have to perform for the fans because nobody pays good money to watch you feel sorry for yourself. |
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| The defendant is very sorry for causing the fatal accident, Your Honour, it was unintentional, he nodded off whilst driving. |
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| This woman would have shot me down without any qualms, why should I feel sorry for spilling her blood? |
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| I'm sorry for giving you so much trouble with the press after spraining your ankle. |
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| More importantly, I had some exciting bruises to flash around, and heaps of people felt sorry for me and bought me drinks. |
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| I felt sorry for every pregnant woman I saw now and took the pill, the only regular thing in my life till harlotry began. |
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| I am really very, truly from the bottom of my heart, sorry for the gossip I have spread. |
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| I was sitting here feeling very sorry for myself, when I caught sight of your photo. |
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| It's real hard not to feel sorry for people who have no homes and sleep on the streets. |
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| I am deeply sorry for this news that Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret is dead. |
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| But I know a number of stutterers now who I feel very sorry for, because I can see how inhibiting it is for them, and how crippling. |
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| After the initial shock and the pain, I hobbled back to Grandma's feeling sorry for myself. |
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| I feel sorry for the poor chica, everyone seems to think it's her fault that they're not together yet. |
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| He felt sorry for her strawberry roan stallion Grand Illusion because Elantra was a horrible horsewoman. |
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| I felt sorry for the innumerable chubby people at the front who had to be gasping for air. |
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| Should I keep chuntering on about it on my website on a daily basis until everyone stops feeling sorry for me? |
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| I have way too many control issues to go under, but I felt sorry for him so I pretended the hypnosis was working. |
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| While I am seriously peeved over what happened, I can't help but feel sorry for people like him. |
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| The man clucked his tongue, as if he were feeling sorry for me, and moved forward to help me saddle the horse. |
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| I felt kind of sorry for the guy, especially in the face of what I was about to do. |
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| The company's spokesman has said sorry for suggesting the deceased man was a Walter Mitty fantasist. |
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| Like I said, sorry for whatever may transpire, though alcohol coma may come before I get to any commenting or posting. |
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| I feel very sorry for the guy, but he really has disabled himself by his fatness. |
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| I'm sorry for the Indians, Indonesians, Sri Lankans and Thais who have to clean this mess up. |
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| They have absolutely no feeling of compassion and they are not sorry for what they did. |
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| On behalf of the people that I represent in this parliament, I say sorry for these past injustices. |
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| The priest confessed her wholly, and detained her long, because he was so sorry for her being put to death. |
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| Annabelle felt sorry for the pitiful sight a death had caused a girl who used to be attractive and envied. |
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| I'm sorry for the offence caused by the intemperate language and aggressive attitudes of a small part of the audience. |
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| Yet it was difficult not to feel sorry for Latvia, playing their first match in a major tournament. |
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| I felt sorry for the shivering cops out there, it wasn't their idea to shut things down, I guess. |
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| She said that she was sorry for being late, and I tried to be as polite as I possibly could and told her that it was ok. |
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| The man is a bit sorry for himself, wears his pot belly like a flag or invitation card. |
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| The manager rightly said he felt sorry for the fans after this frantic, frenetic defeat. |
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| His derisiveness was staggering, but she couldn't help but to feel sorry for him. |
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| Moreover, we cannot help but feel sorry for the emotionally lonely jeweler who lacks a wife and is deserted even by his housemaid. |
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| If you can listen to it without getting goosebumps even once, I feel sorry for you. |
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| I felt so sorry for her when I arrived, there must have been a grand total of twelve guests, half of whom were family. |
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| Ross watches Alex's long, lean face fall into an expression of grim frustration, and for a moment he feels sorry for him. |
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| She feels sorry for him and wonders if being dysgraphic means she has escaped some hardships. |
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| I feel dreadfully sorry for her and I know Michael will be really upset about it. |
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| I feel dreadfully sorry for Charlie and I know the whole village will be very upset. |
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| It's a farmers' problem and while everyone should feel sorry for them, and give them a help out, we can't all go to the wall for them. |
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| One feels quite sorry for our politicians and their wives that they have to suffer all this nonsense in their busy lives. |
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| He knew he was taking a risk, but there was something about this scrawny little ragamuffin which made him feel desperately sorry for her. |
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| Jason didn't like being railroaded into anything, but he did feel sorry for Janice. |
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| The paint was peeling, many of the rooms were cluttered with junk and the whole place looked sorry for itself. |
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| Now I know lately I haven't done a very good job at creating controversy, and I'm sorry for that. |
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| I am supposed to be going dancing but I am knackered, so I will probably stay in and feel sorry for myself instead. |
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| He said he felt sorry for the council refuse workers having to deal with the waste. |
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| Not enough to lay me low, but enough to make me tired and miserable and feel a bit sorry for myself. |
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| Philip lays it on thick, telling her that he forgives her for faking the pregnancy, and that he is sorry for leaving her at the altar. |
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| The audience is made to feel sorry for her as she is used by these pathetic men. |
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| Instead of feeling sorry for yourselves and blaming everybody else, ask what you as a business community can do to help the area. |
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| She was sick of people feeling sorry for her because her confidence level was zero. |
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| I'm sorry for you, my sweet angel, but lately passenger planes and jets do manage to get people from one end of the earth in under two days. |
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| Looking at the his lined, weary face, it was hard not to feel sorry for him. |
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| The rest of the afternoon I have been loafing, feeling sorry for myself and surfing and playing games. |
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| I feel sorry for the commercial lobsterman, but the waters belong to everyone. |
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| I don't feel the least sorry for them, not in this day and age, when birth control is cheap and easy. |
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| Clearly it was she, and felt sorry for the creature outside, that she was tabooed never to speak with. |
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| I actually began to feel sorry for the Aussies, who were a great bunch of lads. |
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| They haven't even taken the trouble of picking up the phone and saying they're sorry for our loss. |
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| Last night I took to my bed at the early hour of eight, and spent a hoarse night waking a lot and feeling crampy and sorry for myself. |
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| The manageress and all the staff were brilliant and we really feel sorry for them. |
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| I am sorry for the silent treatment, but I was under the impression you were a duke that was coming to ask for my sister's hand in marriage. |
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| You almost feel sorry for the band, looking at their fanbase and realizing that an intelligent band is worshipped by throngs of idiots. |
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| I'm sorry for that, but weekends like I've just had make me nostalgic, self-pitying and sort of despairing once they're done. |
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| Yeah that's great, look I'm sorry for messing you about but when you said you couldn't do the half I only brought enough money for a point. |
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| If it was any other country, you might even feel sorry for the poor beggars. |
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| I had to feel slightly sorry for the die-hard fans among them who didn't know yet what they were in for. |
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| He is only trying to get you to feel sorry for him, trading on the grief and despair of others. |
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| I'm beginning to feel sorry for the poor sincere red state schmucks who believe in all this traditional values stuff. |
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| By July or sometimes earlier, depending on the weather, they can look quite mildewed and sorry for themselves. |
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| I feel sorry for the village children with no family car to take them swimming and I am glad we no longer have a mill dam. |
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| Aren't you at least going to feel a bit sorry for the truly fabulous and real you that never gets to see the world again? |
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| In this respect I cannot but feel sorry for anyone who hates or molests any person purely on account of nationality. |
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| They said something about me throwing my money around, proving that I really didn't live there, that I just felt sorry for the people that do. |
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| I feel sorry for today's youth being spoon-fed safe bland manufactured pop devoid of emotion. |
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| I felt a little sorry for him but all the twerp had to do was return a call. |
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| I was moping and feeling sorry for myself despite having swum my best times and having finaled in two events at the U.S. Olympic Trials. |
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| Sometimes you have to feel sorry for actors who play particularly evil roles and are typecast as villains and often spat on in their real lives. |
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| I'll say I'm sorry for being such a blockhead, and you'll apologize for nearly killing us with cutbacks. |
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| Perhaps I just feel sorry for those whose slightly moth-eaten faces do not fit any more. |
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| I'm sorry for blowing you off lately, I'll make it up to you, what are you doing tonight? |
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| She certainly didn't appear undernourished but, yes, I did feel immensely sorry for her. |
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| Okay, you kind of felt sorry for them but it was payback time for making the rest of us look like a bunch of muppets in the Maths class. |
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| Sure, Lewis is a bit narky during the interview, but I come away feeling quite sorry for her. |
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| When an unrighteous person brings you news, look carefully into it, lest you harm someone and be sorry for what you have done. |
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| He scares away anyone who comes near and then feels sorry for himself when he realizes he is alone. |
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| Feeling sorry for the sole, Valerie scooped a small opening at the base of the mesh through which it escaped. |
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| I feel sorry for them, really sorry, but reflexively pick up my pace, and head for the even naughtier Underground. |
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| Yes, we felt sorry for those figures huddled in shop doorways, particularly on an icy night. |
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| I'm so far past protecting, I don't even have a soul, I feel so sorry for him. |
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| He should, in fact, feel sorry for them as they are, on the whole, a guilt-ridden lot. |
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| I just feel really sorry for her because her life's never going to be the same. |
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| He was ignorant, and obnoxious, but you still couldn't help but feel sorry for him. |
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| The instructors are first-class and I feel so sorry for them to have seen this happen. |
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| Playing the game fairly means not bending the rules because you feel sorry for someone or cheating because you think your opponent doesn't deserve to win. |
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| I felt rather sorry for him, having to find out stuff like this, and after going through my own share of shocks, I knew just how mind-wracking and stupefying this could be. |
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| Helen is quite heartbroken, and I feel awfully sorry for her. |
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| Now it is swathed in bandages, and looking pretty sorry for itself. |
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| They are sorry for the inconvenience to customers, but not that sorry. |
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| But there is no point sitting around and moping, feeling sorry for myself. |
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| I feel sorry for them dogs and I hope it never happens to mine! |
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| He is very matter-of-fact about this, and I feel sorry for him when he looks at the state of the country, for which he fought so bravely, with so much disappointment. |
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| I am immensely contrite, and I am sorry for the damage that I've done. |
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| In the second half discipline went out of the window and you'd have to feel sorry for McEniff as he tries to deal with such an undisciplined, disorganised group of players. |
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| On inquiry, the establishment explained that they are indeed sorry for being rude but that there are a lot of problems with under-age drinkers demanding alcohol. |
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| If the Supreme Court overturns the health-care law, Democrats will be tempted to sulk and feel sorry for themselves. |
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| Also the apology he made is questionable, as I can't imagine that he would be really sorry for what he said, because he is so flip and arrogant about it. |
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| It was a stupid thing to do and I'll never do it again and I feel real sorry for anyone who thinks they can use heroin as a medicine because um, duh, it don't work. |
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| If this was not such a serious piece of legislation I could almost feel sorry for the Minister in the chair, the Hon Paul Swain, because he got the hospital pass. |
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| Its biggest asset, of course, is the steely Atwell, who never asks you to feel sorry for Carter despite all the sexism around her. |
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| I feel sorry for the old veterans who came with war brides and grandchildren to make their pilgrimage to the monument's opening this Memorial Day weekend. |
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| It was certainly entertaining and one could not help but feel sorry for him for being involved with such a grasping, shallow woman of the sort portrayed here! |
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| I nearly felt sorry for him, but not nearly as sorry as I felt for myself. |
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| I'm sorry for troubling you but your help will definitely be appreciated. |
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| After that he just started whimpering and I began to feel sorry for him. |
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| I am sorry for your loss, and hope that you have the emotional, physical and spiritual support you need to aid you and your new baby to a happier outcome. |
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| I felt sorry for those poor desperate people being swindled in such a way. |
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| I clapped my hand over my mouth, immediately sorry for yelling. |
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| If I have wronged anyone in this way in the past, I am sorry for it. |
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| Just a few years from her death, she's unbelievably voluptuous, which just makes you feel sorry for all the stick people currently embodying our culture's ideal of beauty. |
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| I have often felt sorry for the curators at the Royal Collection. |
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| One gentleman and his wife in the audience must have felt sorry for this lonely, neglected boy and took me afterwards for an ice cream soda, a treat I remember to this day. |
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| You do feel sorry for him because from all accounts he is a really decent and caring bloke and not at all a big head, but keeps landing himself in hot water. |
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| He looked really pitiful that I felt sorry for him and I agreed. |
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| I almost felt sorry for Kyleigh, having to be stuck with all those guys. |
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| Miss Ophelia goes to Marie and tells her that Rosa is very sorry for her fault and that she feels a lashing from a whipping house is too harsh a punishment. |
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| You've got to feel sorry for the once-proud cybersquatters who bought up huge numbers of domain names hoping to sell them off for a small fortune. |
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| We feel sorry for all the overage players who came to training. |
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| James flashed an apologetic look, but Leanne felt sorry for him. |
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| You can feel sorry for me if you like but really it's not necessary. |
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| I'm feeling very sorry for myself today as I have the mother of all colds. |
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| This was Ed on the ropes, and we were beginning to feel sorry for him. |
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| He is unable to get over his ex-wife as he meets other women, and we are supposed to feel sorry for neill. |
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| I feel sorry for the elderly who are exploited in this manner. |
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| I feel sorry for her, as she spends all her time running me to classes. |
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| I'm so sorry for the gap between the middle class and the lower class. |
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| I admit I have become increasingly frustrated by the low number of hits on my site, so I took a few days off to feel sorry for myself and contemplate my blogging future. |
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| He is also sorry for the colourful language used to emphasise the point. |
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| Camilla announced one evening to her gang in the lounge that she was very sorry for George, and she thought he needed someone to take him in hand. |
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| I'm terribly sorry for bothering you all and for giving you such a fright. |
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| We can't afford to let our heads drop because if we go into next week's game with Celtic feeling sorry for ourselves we'll get a real skelping. |
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| If nothing else, Robert Rodriguez's grindhouse homage manages the Herculean feat of making us actually feel sorry for Mel Gibson. |
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| So why say sorry for calling a 9-year-old actress the c-word? |
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| Instead he arrogantly hung on, telling the hangers-on and yes-men who surround him that he had nothing to say sorry for. |
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| Yet by the end, even the mercilessly mickey-taking Wax seemed sorry for Duchess Dumbcluck. |
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| I felt sorry for him, thinking he was a house painter, you know? |
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| They felt very sorry for the poor old eleventh company having been buncoed into taking such an awful pack of useless recruits. |
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| Dawson has now written letters to his victims, claiming he is sorry for his one-man crime spree and wishing he could turn back the clock. |
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| I feel incredibly sorry for the lollipop ladies as they suffer a lot of abuse. |
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| The king opened himself to some of his council, that he was sorry for the earl's death. |
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| You almost feel sorry for these guys, as it's hard to solidify your appeal to religious zealots while at the same time trying not to sound like a hopeless goober. |
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| I FELT sorry for Vince Cable the elderly LibCon MP when I heard that he, and probably his staff and his wife, had forgotten that he owed the taxman payment for his earnings. |
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| I'm sorry for crashing the bike into a wall. I'll pay for repairs. |
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| She was grieved, and bitterly sorry for the man who was hurt so much. But still, in her heart of hearts, where the love should have burned, there was a blank. |
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