sorry sight

They saw each other also, and a sorry sight they were, torn by the sharp thorns, and stained with blood from their scratches.

The Mashuda was a sorry sight, many of her men killed or wounded, and her decks splintered by the American broadsides.

He was a sorry sight as he arrived at Elkhorn Ranch, for his broken arm had not been the only injury he had incurred.

Havelok, seeing this sorry sight, was terribly afraid, and fell down on his knees begging Godard to spare his life.

It was a sorry sight, this poverty and wretchedness, but it was a beautiful sight also to behold this sisterly care and affection.