piteous

I turned to look at him and his expression was piteous.

And over her face there passed a look of piteous fear.

I wondered why those piteous eyes looked upon me with such fear.

But now even that piteous alternative might not be allowed him.

He was piteous, if there had been anyone to pity him.

A piteous look that was not far from tears spread over his white face.

But a man does not trouble himself to run from that piteous emotion.

The others would have been laughable if they were not so piteous.

I saw her sway, and she gave a piteous cry.

With the arrival of the light, the room took on an even more piteous aspect.

The poor beast, much hurt, was in a piteous state.

It was a strange and piteous flaw in her nature.

His face became piteous as he gasped and looked toward the physician.

A man who had died Bowman's death would be a piteous sight.

I cannot turn My looks from her sweet piteous countenance.

With a piteous little moan the girl turned back toward the body of the young giant.

There it went again, a piteous cry that suddenly became recognizable.

He strikes the most piteous and affecting notes in the production.

He was still shivering and making piteous little sounds, looking up hopefully.

It was then that I had heard a woman's scream, long, terrified and piteous.

Now with piteous eyes she looked fully at him.

She looked up at me with a piteous expression.

To say that this was the biggest event in her life so far would be a piteous understatement.

And Leon could go on to the end, in the piteous description of the man from our homeland.