Sentence examples for look impoverished from inspiring English sources

Most of the young police officers look impoverished and undernourished.

He does not like the sort of academy that gets huge amounts of public money, making neighbouring schools look impoverished.

But Derbyshire won his battle for the monumental Central Hall, without which the York campus, on a flat marshy site, would have looked impoverished.

And even here the juxtapositions are surreal: the clients dressed in their best, each accouterment chosen after, one presumes, hours of deliberation; the scruffy photographers milling among them dressed like sherpas, having spent just as much time (and possibly money) to look as impoverished as the clients have to look privileged.

"We don't want to look too impoverished".

Brooklyn's bourgeoisie may safely let its beard mat into felt and start shouting at passing cars: It knows where to shop to look sexily impoverished.

While they may look relatively impoverished, during the wet season they can produce more vegetation than forests and a large proportion of this is digestible by animals.

He had been living on the Sagrada Familia building site and looked so impoverished that it took several hours for doctors to realise who he was.

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".

However, Chinese migration to the world's most impoverished continent looks set to continue.

In comparison with these newcomers, IE looked increasingly tired and impoverished, the software equivalent of a former heavyweight champion grown fat and arthritic.