| Cue whinge after whinge after pitiful whinge about how fat she thinks she is, and how much weight she must have put on since entering the house. |
| For them, it is difficult to get sentimental about the back-breaking labour and the pitiful annual income. |
| Tony Williams is a pitiful wretch, on the jetsam on the shore of the Anacostia. |
| If that is true, then what a truly pitiful bunch of lazy, coffee house analysts we are. |
| So as an act of pitiful rebellion against the fact that I even have to be at work, I'm refusing to turn the office lights on. |
| And few could have failed to be moved by the five pitiful bodies of quins, lined up stiffly in a row. |
