“So let us hope the unfortunate queen, whose whole life was full of sorrow and disappointment, may be more deserving of our pity than of our blame.”

“In the end, it's a pity because the situation could have been handled a lot better and without the angst and tears.”

“Worse than practicing bad journalism, Isaacson seems intent on achieving what can only be called a tour de force of pitifulness.”

“But a mob without any man at the head of it, is beneath pitifulness.”

“He laughed at my pitifulness, the way I was cringing and crying.”

“Their pitilessness for those in power is to be feared more than any usurper's greedy heart.”

“Its Har-Tru American clay courts are precious enough to elicit a certain pitilessness in its patrons.”

“There was – and is – a discomfort about the pitilessness of the whole episode.”

“He had seen grubby, cantankerous men reduced to pitiableness by slighter but nevertheless relentless syndromes, the same shovelled out eye-sockets.”

“The processes of interpretation and imagination allow the animals to gain a perspective of the pitiableness of puny man and his great delusion, as evident in their comments.”

“A pitier and sympathizer may be very distant, and his aid may reach us over the abysses.”

“Supreme Court, in Pitier v Doe, ruled that public education must be provided to all children.”