Sentence examples for destitute of from inspiring English sources

All things are destitute of power, force, or energy.

She helped the destitute of Calcutta as much as those of Rome, London and New York.

I am sure you are not destitute of them, or are they all absorbed in the great publick.

Their claims for household goods were still unpaid, and they were destitute of everything needful for use and comfort.

Another first lady, Abigail Adams, herself described slaves at the residence as "half fed and destitute of clothing".

A collection, she says, is never not "an exercise in suffering," and she "starts from zero every time," destitute of confidence.

In the many projects and proposals for relief of the destitute, improvement of slums, amelioration of the plight of the insane, the indigent, and imprisoned, and other afflicted minorities could be seen the spirit of humanitarianism at work.

A story of abuse and neglect, of the repercussions of HIV and destitute poverty, of being pressured to marry and making brave choices.

One is Hometown Hospice, which has been providing care here since 2003 to some of the most destitute residents of Wilcox County, the poorest place in Alabama.

This saw a resurgence of legislation which required social work intervention; including the Destitute Policy of 1980 and the Children's Act of 1981.

It is nevertheless an area of destitute families, many of them immigrants.