Sentence examples for be drawn to poor from inspiring English sources

I can't help but be drawn to poor role models in fiction.

Levitt, a student of Evans, was drawn to the poor neighbourhoods of New York City, where she often photographed children playing in the streets.

It's a rambling double spread, with multiple viewpoints, but among the swishy computer-generated greenery and the wonky perspective, the eye is drawn to the poor butler's desperate transaction, with a focal point provided by a pair of elaborate wrought-iron gates - borrowed, says Child, from King's Cross cemetery.

"I was drawn to the poorer areas, and there the children were very much in evidence," he said.

Libya occasionally expels African migrants.Many poor people are drawn to somewhat less poor countries in the hope of finding work, just as they are to rich countries.

At a time of economic decline following the breakdown of the Empire of Brazil, the poor are drawn to a charismatic preacher, Antonio Conselheiro, who is predicting the end of the world.

Growing up poor, Guzman was drawn to the money being made by the flow of illegal drugs through his home state of Sinaloa.

Indeed, the biggest threat to America may come from "clean skin" European extremists.Marc Sageman, in his book "Leaderless Jihad", argues that these European-born radicals, usually descendants of poor migrants, are drawn to violence less by religious ideology and more by the idea of "jihadist cool".

In contrast to many other boys who preferred to play baseball, he was drawn to basketball because it was "a poor kids' game".

Italians from both right and left — and the wealthier north and poorer south — were drawn to Mr. Grillo's opposition to austerity measures and cries to oust the existing political order.

The charity became a recruiting arm for Lashkar-e-Taiba, and in villages across Punjab Province, where poor young boys are drawn to the jihadist policies of both groups, Jamaat-ud-Dawa and Lashkar-e-Taiba are synonymous.