Sentence examples for as being impoverished from inspiring English sources

That was something that people quickly began to admire, and began to see the abstraction of some aspects of Balanchine and some other choreographers as being impoverished by a comparison.

It's somewhere between ironic and perverse: the public domain is being impoverished just as its opportunities for creativity, innovation, democratic participation, and knowledge advancement are transformed.

In a similar vein, just a few weeks ago at the Sundance festival, Alfre Woodard commented in a documentary on Maya Angelou that it astonished her to watch "Roots" because, for the first time, "It was as if my family was on television". Equally important, we as spectators are impoverished if we don't get to experience as wide a range of subject matter on screen as we can.

Equally important, we as spectators are impoverished if we don't get to experience as wide a range of subject matter on screen as we can.

Others complained that her conception of politics as parody was impoverished and self-indulgent, amounting to a kind of moral quietism.

India and Pakistan are in a nuclear-arms race, though as both are impoverished and new to the competition, the race is more of a mosey than a sprint.

Most Alawites are impoverished and as oppressed as the rest of the population.

As taxpayers they are impoverished (Hayek 1945, 527).

The Center for Economics and Policy Research found, disabled persons in the US were two to three times as likely to be impoverished.

In California, we see the same pathology — as long as the students in question are impoverished and marginalized, with uncomplaining parents, they are allowed to endure the kind of teachers and schools that we would never tolerate for our own kids.

And plenty of people still see Down syndrome as a source of suffering or assume that Penny's life will be impoverished as a result of her extra chromosome.