Sentence examples for felt destitute from inspiring English sources
That can make a whole company, a whole industry and a whole major economic area feel destitute in a flash.
But in 2016 no matter how Christian Greeks feel about destitute Moslems landing to their shores, they know they cannot afford to maintain their hospitality.
The original magazine article was never published, as Agee squabbled with his editors over what he felt was the exploitation and trivialization of destitute American families.
Its workers, onetime "masters of the nation," are mostly destitute and feel betrayed.
The shift in attitudes can be felt in places like Quilmes, a once thriving industrial center south of the capital that has been left despondent and nearly destitute by Mr. Menem's decade-long experiment with free market policies.
The impact of tough new Australian immigration rules is being felt in Sri Lanka, as more and more Sri Lankans who flee to seek asylum are finding themselves back on home soil and destitute.
Sometimes in the morning our eyes would meet, but mostly I hoped he would conveniently disappear to some magical place where the homeless got housing and food, so I wouldn't have to feel bad about how clearly destitute he was.
There are many counties across the nation that, like Chisago County, might feel insulated from the trials of the destitute.
You sense your skin shrivelling onto your dry bones, you feel your mouth desiccated like south Tehran's destitute streets.
"When I see a destitute child on the road, I feel like I'm seeing it for the first time in my life, my stomach turns," said Mr. Devaraj, adding that not everyone feels that way in India.
