Verb
feel sorry for (third-person singular simple present feels sorry for, present participle feeling sorry for, simple past and past participle felt sorry for)
To pity; to show pity for.
After telling the reporter for KRNV-TV that “Minutemen” were supposedly ringing the scene of the standoff, he said: “So, you know, I feel sorry for any federal agents that want to come in here and try to push us around, or anything like that. Source: Internet
Also feel sorry for the mice in your subsequent post, who have to eat that crap, be miserable and die. Source: Internet
Bad Paw has taught me not to feel sorry for her, which I must confess I still do. Source: Internet
Duggar became a certified midwife, though her family’s values and beliefs essentially prevented her from ever having a full-fledged career — and fans feel sorry for her wasted potential. Source: Internet
As Bill Hicks once said in a monologue about quitting smoking, “You know, in a way, I feel sorry for people who’ve never been addicted to anything. Source: Internet
As a human being I am beginning to feel sorry for him. Source: Internet