The example of Manzoni induced Grossi to write an historical novel entitled Marco Visconti (1834), a work which contains passages of true description and deep pathos.

And therein lies the deep unspoken pathos of this work, with its unusual combination of self-affirmation and loss.

As Donald finally let the relief wash over him, there was a deep pathos to be found.

Although she is able to communicate Holiday's earthy humor, the deeper pathos of Holiday's life is missing.

His voice is full of deep pathos.

Who else but him could achieve such deep pathos with such down-to-earth subjects, methods and materials?

He is surrounded by deep pathos, however, when sadly introduced by his father with callousness.

Paintings that seem at first sight to be sober treatments of an enduring order turn out on closer inspection to have pockets of deep pathos or subtle humor.

Lebensohn's poetry surpasses that of his father, and is characterized by a deep pathos and a beauty of expression which are rare in Neo-Hebrew verse.

Warren Beatty is a "surprising newcomer" and an "amiable, decent, sturdy lad whose emotional exhaustion and defeat are the deep pathos in the film"