Meanings of pathetic scenes in anglès

There is scarcely another writer whose pathetic scenes are so famous as those of Dickens.

It was a hackneyed trick, but almost always successful, like certain pathetic scenes at theatres.

At such a sudden and summary cleavage between families many distressing and pathetic scenes were witnessed.

At times pathetic scenes prevailed in the selling of slaves; namely, the separation of mother and child.

The searchers of the battlefield, those gatherers of the wounded and dead, witness many novel and pathetic scenes.

We witnessed many pathetic scenes.

Polished and pathetic scenes.

Elena, the sad figure in the background of these bright pathetic scenes, thought Roma was hoping for a reconciliation with Rossi.

It is one of the most pathetic scenes in Scripture history, when the king received the news of his son's death.

The pictures went by-portraits of fair ladies and ancient admirals, landscapes, underwoods and deserts, flower and battle pieces, pathetic scenes and gallantries.

Of the more serious portions we can speak with unqualified approbation; the very few pathetic scenes which occur are short, dignifed, and affecting.

There were many pathetic scenes at his meetings; for women came dragging their drunken husbands with them, and almost forcing them to take the pledge.