a sorry sight การใช้

• But she confesses that she was a sorry sight back then.
• We were a sorry sight, I'm sure.
• I was a sorry sight, and I felt sorry for myself.
• If this was a sorry sight, just wait.
• However, it was a real pity that the river looked a sorry sight.
• George Dewey was the most battered of the lot and made a sorry sight.
• It was a sorry sight, really.
• Chill Out is a sorry sight.
• "Crucifying someone to enhance someone else's presidential ambitions is a sorry sight indeed.
• Reunited with Old Fred and the submarine, they look upon the landscape : a sorry sight.
• There are some abandoned, fallen-in houses, a sorry sight to Henson who remembers when everything here was new.
• A lingering shoulder injury and an unwanted collection of first-round and qualifying losses had made Ivanisevic a sorry sight on the tour.
• The Yaquis were mounted on some extra animals, and not being horse-Indians were a sorry sight when we arrived in town.
• The crumpled tent, which had no means of support save air pressure, lay on the ground, a sorry sight, before it was removed.
• Free Trade Boulevard, the first thing seen by travelers arriving from Presidio, Texas, remains a sorry sight, with empty lots and boarded-up stores.
• Hackman says . ) Working as a doorman at a New York hotel, he was recognized by his former Marine sergeant, who said he was a sorry sight.
• Following a letter published in the New Straits Times by an affected resident on May 21, a check confirmed that the Masjid India area was indeed a sorry sight.
• Sudan may be a sorry sight in the eyes of the outside world a decade ago but today, it is a land of vast opportunities, especially to foreign investors.
• Head down, shoulders slumped, Pete Sampras looked a sorry sight when he lost in the second round at Roland Garros, failing again to win his first French Open.
• What a sorry sight I was : a reporter without a quote on Friday afternoon, as the Senate began to close up the doors and go back to their home states for the weekend.