Sentence examples for as underprivileged from inspiring English sources

Important street photographers included Helen Levitt, who documented subjects such as underprivileged children and young African Americans.

Kit, who was not so sure, said, "Whatever he thought of the players, he would have had a hard time viewing today's sports owners as underprivileged or undercompensated".

"My background," he notes, "is a mash-up of a lot of different things, some that people think of as privilege, and some as underprivileged.

At a small private school near the center of the city, several locally prominent yellow shirts said they saw the reds as underprivileged people who had been manipulated into class hatred by the propaganda of their leaders.

The New Yorker, July 4 , 1931P. 49 The realization, early in May, that if the child Phyllis does not this year spend a couple of rousing months at one of the camps which have broken out like a pox on the New England States, she will be definitely classed as underprivileged.

Aston Villa Ladies defender Jade Richards was part of the club's community team that helped bring girls from prominent Delhi schools, as well as underprivileged girls from slum areas of the capital, together to play football at the Delhi Dreams Girls Football Tournament, which Villa co-hosted.

In addition to doing what it could to bring aid and comfort, food and shelter, clothes and lettering, to as many "underprivileged" children in the city as it could, the Society also did everything it could to do what at the time seemed best for abandoned children in New York: get them out of New York.

In summary, we have shown that in a setting such as ours, underprivileged patients do as well in terms of pain and functional outcomes of arthroplasty, and may even have greater mental health gains than more privileged patients.

Eschewing the usual trappings of material wealth - the papal apartment, the limousine, the fancy shoes, etc. - he is leading in the example of his namesake to remind this generation of clergy and his church of the central teachings of the founder of his religion, among them the empowerment of the poor and other underprivileged as well as, no doubt, some introspection about church behavior.

Continuing on with her mission to provide jobs to as many underprivileged people as she possibly can, Ms Janah launched Samaschool – a job-training program for low-income workers throughout America.

Black Americans now have a chance to support policies, such as school vouchers and charter schools, that help not only themselves but other people; and that treat blacks not as an underprivileged caste, but as individuals.This new attitude means holding blacks to the same standards as everybody else.