Sentence examples for feeling of poverty from inspiring English sources
The findings, he said, "suggest that lottery tickets provide an escape from the feeling of poverty".
The declining prices of media industry stocks and bonds created a surreal feeling of relative poverty among the assembled moguls, leaving their companies hard pressed to raise cash or make acquisitions, and their personal portfolios a little lighter as well.
They were already feeling the clutches of poverty but his father had spent most of their money on the horse.
Leisure time starts to seem more stressful, as people feel compelled to use it wisely or not at all.The harried leisure classThat economic prosperity would create feelings of time poverty looked a little odd in the 1960s, given all those new time-saving blenders and lawnmowers.
Their feeling, which dates from centuries of poverty, is "the bigger the bird, the more people it can feed".
Nothing prompts creativity like poverty, a feeling of hopelessness and a bit of panic.
These were my people, but no amount of pills or surgery could cure what plagued the community: poverty, a feeling of being hunted and a deep-rooted sense of futurelessness.
Organised township tours such as those run by JMT Tours & Safaris (+27 11 980 6038 £41.50 for a three-hour tour) can raise awkward feelings of voyeurism and "poverty tourism".
Egyptian security forces have attempted to uproot militant networks in northern Sinai but tensions over poverty and a feeling of neglect by Cairo as tourist resorts in the south prosper have fuelled support.
There exists an association between poverty and a feeling of lack of power in understanding the long term consequences associated with HIV because daily sustaining necessities of life prevent understanding of these consequences [ 30].
A formidable combination of poverty, substance abuse and accumulated debt often leaves them feeling trapped and with few alternatives.
