Pitiable used in a sentence

Pitiable in a sentence as an adjective

She does not even say that the cat is enviable or the mouse pitiable.

I'm still in support, making a pitiable salary.

Leave this table and study, so that you might improve your pitiable grades from 'amazing' to passing.

The issue, as I see it, is that startups account for a pitiable number of the overall H1B Visa count.

They harm the rest of us because they cannot overcome their fixation on a few pitiable people to see the larger picture.

Some books, even reference books, have pitiable indicies.

Social regimentation will then have become so deft that most people will regard any other social milieu as pitiable.

Treating drug addiction as some unavoidable pitiable disease hasn't been helping.

I have very mixed feelings about the push towards group work, but I will say that in much of the inner-city, asking a peer for help on anything is considered pitiable weakness.

Though I would find it pitiable that a person refuses to be happy their entire life and would only be happy being essentially immortal; it seems like many 'immortalists' are actually quite content in their current lives but want that to go on as long as possible.

Similarly, someone may spend the last decade of their life in a very pitiable state, suffering from dementia or alzheimer's and being mistreated often though receiving enough care to live a long life while someone in another country may receive a far better level of care in their old age but die earlier because they had better access to unhealthy foods throughout their life.