Sentence examples for impoverished descriptions from inspiring English sources
They found that while the patients had impoverished descriptions of personal past and future events, their ability to describe narratives for cartoon pictures placed in front of them was matched to controls.
Perhaps, therefore, the paradoxes result only from our impoverished description of the human mind and are not intrinsic to the subject matter of aesthetic interest.
At present, these service descriptions are semantically impoverished, being concerned with describing the functional signature of the services rather than characterising their meaning.
Cablevision workers are not impoverished.
Brady died impoverished in 1896.
His family, though not impoverished, was underfed.
That's a terribly impoverished moral conversation.
In London, impoverished connoisseurs were equally active.
Origo's description of the land—"the dust colored clay hillocks, the crete sensi as bare and colorless as elephants' backs, as the mountains of the moon"—is reminiscent of Isak Dinesen's description of her farm in "Out of Africa". The terrain was harsh and barely supported a fattore, or farm manager, and a score of derelict farms, which housed impoverished families.
