Sentence examples for Sense of poverty from inspiring English sources

His sense of poverty penetrated deeply.

Our mutual sense of poverty made this necessary".

The pinched, soulless terraced housing, the boarded-up shops, the creeping sense of poverty and disillusionment.

In the weeks before the elections, politically motivated violence had left 15 people dead, and in the slums the sense of poverty only deepened.

This is the book's great virtue: it doesn't see the Congo through the mist of its own exalted confusion but, eventually, both learns and teaches us the patterns of life in an isolated rain-forest village, or in a shanty town; it helps you make sense of poverty, and through literary technique, rather than bald exposition or a rant.

That shallowness creates an inescapable sense of poverty porn that Dayveon never quite shakes.

We just got the sense of deep poverty.

Living in Africa gave me a sense of what poverty looks like and the need for economic development.

A small selection of archival material — newspaper clips and so on — gives a sense of the poverty and political violence from which all this work has emerged.

Today, in this incredibly shrinking country, when even tiny Montenegro talks of independence, there is a continuing sense of bewilderment, poverty and farce, of helplessness as the Milosevic era goes through its lengthy death throes.

The story is painfully familiar, both in the sense of grinding poverty and few choices inevitably pointing people towards desperation and violence and in the sense of stereotypical.