Sentence examples for actually starving from inspiring English sources

But most of the time Robinson's people aren't actually starving; they're just alone.

While never actually starving, he spent at least two decades of his working life harried by a lack of cash.

Hungry people — and no one is hungrier than a young writer trying to make a reputation — feel hungry even when they're not actually starving.

Bottom left If the actors weren't actually starving, they were definitely freezing, and this added a tremendous corona of privation to all countenances.

Insurance companies pay a great deal for psychiatric treatment, there are plenty of battles in modern psychiatry, and few psychiatrists are actually starving.

Dawn Frary, of the Manchester homeless charity The Mustard Tree, said: "It's abominable waste that people are throwing away food while there are plenty of people in this city who are actually starving.

But in terms of photosynthesis, "about a third of productivity in the ocean is actually starved for iron because it is so insoluble," Dr. Saito said.

It is a secret thought, not much expressed in public, but summed up in Philip Larkin's poem Toads: "No one actually starves".

In America, only the very tired or badly confused actually starve to death, but there are 34 1/2 million below the poverty line--people who never go away on vacation and are in no danger of becoming middle class.

Before then, the great majority of people suffered malnutrition and disease, when they did not actually starve to death.

Few if any actually starve to death, but you don't have to die to have food insecurity ruin your life and limit your future.