Sentence examples for impoverished relation from inspiring English sources

A parallel attitude among musicians unfortunately came to regard the skilled provision of a score tailored to the demands of script and camera as a spiritually impoverished relation of aspiring symphonic or operatic works.

Yet, for all the common genetic material, when it comes to market share and revenues, classical music now looks like pop's weak and impoverished relation.

The greed and arrogance of the novel's Pyncheon family through the generations are mirrored in the gloomy decay of their seven-gabled mansion, in which the family's enfeebled and impoverished relations live.

The greed and arrogant pride of the novel's Pyncheon family down the generations is mirrored in the gloomy decay of their seven-gabled mansion, in which the family's enfeebled and impoverished poor relations live.

But since Mr. Kim gave a speech in Berlin in March, pledging a huge commitment of resources from the relatively rich South to help rebuild the impoverished North, relations between the two countries began their dramatic shift.

The £200m academy built across the road from the stadium, and £20m college and community sports centre, have earned the owners good relations in impoverished east Manchester.

On Saturday, a group of black leaders denounced Mr. Fangman and the police union as derelict and called for a boycott of the city by business conventions until there were tangible improvements in economic opportunities and police relations in impoverished black neighborhoods.

And we know too that Shanghai is not China - indeed its relation to the impoverished western vastnesses makes the gap between Mayfair and Middlesbrough look inconsequential.

But we're made to know that the appearance of status with a price tag, especially in relation to an impoverished culture that ranked position around it, was a culprit.

In a departure from the country's history of acrimonious relations with Haiti, its impoverished neighbor, Ms. Ortiz Bosch said their administration would seek to help it, enlisting the support of the international community.

The war has displaced more than half a million inhabitants, ravaged the economy of an already impoverished region and put stress on relations between Muslims and Christians, as well as amongst Muslims.