Examples of using Pitied in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I pitied you.
I will not be pitied.
She pitied me.
Pitied him so.
Some pitied them.
It is better to be envied than pitied.".
I pitied them.
Everyone pitied me.
Yet he pitied the prateor's children.
Even you pitied me.
About having taken it from the plumber you pitied?".
She pitied you.
It seemed to take an iron band from his heart to know that after all,someone had guessed and pitied.
Tom pitied Mary.
The killing would change her life dramatically,and on the one hand he pitied her and felt an obligation to explain.
His wife pitied me and came to comfort me.
I think he pitied me.
The shepherd pitied the child and gave him to a herdsman from Corinth.
A doctor, a very smart and sympathetic woman, pitied me and offered me another option.
Bandini pitied them their petty aspirations, yet admired their boundless courage.
For some reason he pitied your pathetic ass.
Elphias pitied Dumbledore about his father, mother and sister, and had a highly opinion of him.
If we have put our hope in Christfor this life only, we should be pitied more than anyone.”.
But because of God's essence, He still pitied mankind, and even wanted to use various ways to redeem mankind so they could continue to live.
The autobiographer is almost forced to the conclusion that she pitied herself for being so free.”.
No eye pitied you, to do any of these things to you, to have compassion on you; but you were cast out in the open field, for that your person was abhorred, in the day that you were born.
Possessing a strong character,the former sportswoman did not like to be pitied, and did not welcome journalistic curiosity.
Even if I had found someone who professed not to care about the weird puckering on the left side of my face,how would I ever know if he loved me, or pitied me?
Yet in the period of the liquidation of the kulaks, in 1929-30, we pitied the expropriated kulaks, from so-called humanitarian motives.
He would have pitied them were it not for the fact that they invariably erased the drama from their minds the instant it was over and the purchase completed, shedding not only the memory of their own conduct but also of the people who had put up with it.