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pathos sentence examples

  • The melodic ' sigh ' ( 79 ) of a falling 5th lends pathos to the piece.
  • On the one hand, they produce a theatrically enthralling combination of brilliant farce and deep pathos.
  • Pathos points, i should point out to my international readers that yesterday was supposed to be a statutory holiday in england.
  • In front of a work of such tender pathos the viewer is almost compelled to offer a hand in aid.
  • Pathos of the dinosaur scenes in disney's fantasia -- they fail.
  • Pathos with humor, despite the subject matter.
  • And as well as adding pathos to the film, kong also manages to mash up a couple of freaking dinosaurs.
  • Hulk's diary as with much of the best comedy, there are glimpses of real pathos here.
  • Pathos of the situation.
  • However, a performance of the role that brings that pathos out more effectively would give greater weight to the happy ending.
  • And we read, the story told with great pathos, what happens next.
  • Pathos of old things passing away and no new things coming.
  • She's written so much for the stage and screen that have so much pathos, which i find a very interesting angle.
  • Yet there is genuine pathos in the regrets and resentments of the two sisters.
  • Pathos of the story rather than its political context.
  • But he could evoke pathos, he could also be excessively sentimental.
  • The medieval church was not really interested in the human pathos of the infant jesus.
  • Who can read the last phrase, the coming revolution in europe, without feeling the most profound pathos?
  • Peter, how- ever, supposed a certain pathos in jesus ' question.

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