Sentence examples for feels poor from inspiring English sources

No one in this story feels black, any more than Faunia feels poor.

Given a stiff drink, the true descendant of princes boasts of it as if it were not true, the multi-millionaire feels poor, and Tristan talks to you about Isolde like a pimp").

"He's in his 30s, probably worth 20-some million and feels poor because his personal net worth has gone down from 26 million since last summer," Mr. Greenspan said.

("Alcohol," Glenway Wescott decides in his novel "The Pilgrim Hawk," "is the great leveler. Given a stiff drink, the true descendant of princes boasts of it as if it were not true, the multi-millionaire feels poor, and Tristan talks to you about Isolde like a pimp").

GREECE is not the only country that suddenly feels poorer.

The trouble is that living standards are already dropping compared with other rich countries, so Japan feels poorer.

So if this group feels poorer, it has a disproportionate impact, potentially dragging down the population as a whole.

Strip the brain of too much feedback from the senses and life not only feels poorer, but learning grows less reliable.

Feeling poor, meanwhile, has consequences that go well beyond feeling.

I feel poor already.

"They all feel poor".