Sentence examples for dispossessed with from inspiring English sources

These young innovators were creating a seamlessly "connected" world; they were empowering the dispossessed with their tools and platforms.

Giresse was dispossessed with a crunching tackle, West Germany flooded upfield, Littbarski made room for himself down the left, and sent a cross to the near post which was flicked home adroitly by the substitute Rummenigge who, half-fit, had only come on to the pitch five minutes previously with the game slipping away from the Germans.

Her grandfather had been buried there and she'd just been dispossessed with no sort of recourse.

Left stranded on an emptying estate and not knowing where she was going to live, life became a tortuous wait to be dispossessed, with an effect on her children that Anna describes as "heartbreaking".

Carrick dispossessed Barton with ease and advanced unchallenged towards the area before scoring with a low shot that Cerny should have made a better attempt to keep out.

Agents of the company "expelled and dispossessed" Blacksmith "with force of arms".

After Fellaini dispossessed Dmytro Grechyshkin with unusual neatness and precision Pogba almost played Lingard in with a slick through ball, the goalkeeper just coming out in time to avert the danger.

No, though unqualified appeals to solidarity with the tragically dispossessed must sit uneasily with voter disquiet at the scale of net immigration from anywhere.

After 75 minutes on this hot and humid night, Rooney chased down Chelsea's most prodigious runner, Ramires, and dispossessed the Brazilian with a meaty but perfectly clean tackle.

Halloween used to be a cultural inversion liminal event where typically dispossessed people, people with no power usually children, but not always would go door-to-door and demand tribute.

That core is the belief that no religion is superior to another, that the edicts and teachings of all faiths underscore the values of extending a helping hand to the dispossessed, embracing others with love, and spreading (not proselytizing) the message that charity, good will and good cheer help transform people and their societies into better entities.