"What a sad spectacle from such small people," he said.
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But that leads to the second reason why this sad spectacle is so politically damaging for him.
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It was an uncomfortable, sad spectacle that seemed to paint the party as cranky old white men yelling at ghosts.
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It is the sad spectacle of a man whose torment appears to have begun when he got close to Trump.
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Instead, it was a surreal and sad spectacle -- one of the world's biggest celebrities on an ego bender at best and on the edge of a breakdown at worst.
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We get the sad spectacle of "Pipy," Pied Piper's answer to the old Microsoft Office assistant Clippy, showing users to how to complete a task in just six easy clicks.
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After the sad spectacle of legislators of both parties blaming presidents of both parties for the unpopular Vietnam War, Democrats and Republicans in Congress joined in passing the War Powers Resolution.
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And in the old days, it would have been nearly impossible for fans to imagine the sad spectacle that would befall the team this season, because the old days were only last season.
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Former Starbucks CEO and potential presidential candidate Howard Schultz slammed Michael Cohen's testimony before the House Oversight and Reform Committee as a "sad spectacle" and condemned how it was handled by both political parties.
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Or, say, the sad spectacle of once white hot Dolph Ziggler, now stuck in a perpetual feud with new call-up Baron Corbin, with no story attached to it other than these guys dislike each other for ill-defined reasons.
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Leslie Fong, a former editor of the Straits Times, wrote in the South China Morning Post, a Hong Kong paper, of the sorrow many of his compatriots feel "at the sad spectacle of a city smothering itself in full global view".
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From the sad spectacle of the Cohen hearing and the craven defense of the president by Republicans, to the reports of fights inside the Democratic Caucus between the ascendant left wing and a more moderate wing of the party, this was another sad week in American politics. Rep.
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PARIS — If French voters, unsettled by the revolt of the Yellow Vests, are tempted to use referendums to enhance the democratic process, they should look at the sad spectacle across the Channel: the British people trying to pick up the shards of their future after their House of Commons rejected the Brexit deal that Prime Minister Theresa May had spent 18 months negotiating with the European Union — on the basis of a referendum.
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Cries for assistance were made in vain. People were pushed > down and trampled under foot, and when once down it was almost impossible to > recover their footing. As soon as the crowd had to some extent cleared away > a sad spectacle met the view. Bodies were lying about the passage in various > spots.
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As Servilia's litter travels through the city streets the following day, her guards and servants are ambushed by several of Timon's men, the same men who killed Octavia's husband. When the litter falls to the ground, Servilia herself is attacked, a veiled Merula chopping off her long red hair as several men pull off her dress. They leave the noble woman naked down to her hips in a heap on the street. As Timon looks on at the sad spectacle, his expression turns to grief.
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