Sentence examples for bankrupt of from inspiring English sources

Mostly, though, we're bankrupt of history.

Bankrupt of morals and bankrupt of style, it is a nonpareil of peevishness, and self-delusion shines from it like a Christmas star.

The present generation is bankrupt of principles and hope, as of property.

Full credit to Edinburgh but Toulon, for all their big spending, were bankrupt of ideas.

"The present generation is bankrupt of principles and hope, as of property," Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote.

It just goes to show how bankrupt of compassion and allergic to accuracy that party is becoming.

We are bankrupt, out of work, out of money and running out of time.

The resignation last week of the chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is another demonstration of the bankrupt basis of the NRC.

Food production must be localised and organic – which means Brand wants hyperinflation, starvation and the bankrupting of African food exporters.

Minnesota's new governor is Tim Pawlenty, again a Republican, who won by a wide margin despite the bankrupting of his campaign when he broke campaign advertising laws.

Mr. Asai, a 47-year-old photographer turned writer, has finished three volumes of a five-part series predicting the bankrupting of Japan in two years.