Sentence examples for like impoverished from inspiring English sources

Slovenes quickly rebuff comparisons with rivals like impoverished Romania or even the rest of the former Yugoslavia.

But he also tried to help people, like impoverished Indians to whom he persuaded Hell's Angels to deliver food.

More important, even though the most successful hedge fund managers make Wall Street C.E.O.'s look like impoverished salarymen, their funds are generally "small enough to fail".

That just reads like impoverished advice from an inexperienced author with no knowledge about how people behave in the real world.

The war, which saw US and South Korean forces fending off a North Korean invasion later joined by the Chinese army, is frequently described as a draw, but Obama called it a clear victory, with South Korea flourishing and North Korea hermit-like and impoverished.

Recognize that there is an enormous wealth transfer taking place between borrowers and lenders, and the borrowers don't like being impoverished.

At the other end it was Rayner-mania as a bowler with five previous five-fors in a seven-year first-class career proved too much on a slow-turning surface for a Surrey middle order who batted like lords, albeit impoverished, drunken and generally disinherited ones.

Perennial droughts have sent generations of northeasterners fleeing from impoverished farming towns like this one for the industrial cities of the South -- São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte.

Glenn is a disarming spokesman, a geologist with a canny sense of how the wider world likes to see Eskimos: impoverished and clinging to noble tradition.

Moreover, all impoverished open-field-like environments tested (including impoverished homecage; Figure 4A) in our experiment evoked strong activation of these type-1 BLA neurons.

In April's version, we get an insight into what it was like to be impoverished, diseased, probably an alcoholic, to have had and lost babies, to have been raped and abused".