Sentence examples for different from the poor from inspiring English sources

The young do not want to be bracketed with the old; the rich want to be seen as different from the poor; the "hip" want to separate themselves from the conventional.

Wingood may have been raised in a white suburban world, but she didn't see herself as different from the poor, black women she was meeting in San Francisco.

Furthermore, these distinctive bone metastasis gene signatures are different from the poor prognosis gene expression signatures [ 13, 14].

GEC27R and EUV27R are well correlated, different from the poorer correlation between the variations of the peak electron density and the solar irradiance on shorter-term timescales (e.g., Rishbeth 1993).

The concept of health for the urban poor is therefore very different from the rural poor.

"The fears often focus on who is a stranger, different from us, the poor, as if he were an enemy," he said at Rome's Basilica of Santa Maria.

In the ancient world, the rich held themselves to very different standards from the poor.

Maybe panhandlers here are different from the global poor.

This does not detract from the effort they expend or from their determination, but it does suggest that their grit is deployed in a world quite different from the world poor people inhabit.

Lest we think we're any different from these poor souls, italicized sections in what seems to be a disembodied collective voice speak for "us" and our fears, which range from our children (absorbed in "casually lurid pleasures") to our neighbors ("buying gold and ammunition and great quantities of freeze-dried food") to the earth itself ("visiting its slow revenge").

The Mg-rich composition of the salt fallouts is different from the Mg-poor fumarolic sublimates.