Sentence examples for makes me poor from inspiring English sources

"And makes me poor indeed" — on the nose again, Shakespeare.

Shakespeare, as always, put it rather well, noting that, however rich you were, the loss of a good name "makes me poor indeed".

In his ruling, he quoted "Othello": "He that filches from me my good name robs me of that which not enriches him and makes me poor indeed".

My anxiety about being poor makes it impossible to work, which makes me poorer, and the cycle continues.

Sangomas [healers] told me this tokoloshe was sent to make me poor".

There were a few findings that may matter down the road: I have a genetic variation that makes me a poor metabolizer of warfarin -- useful knowledge should I need blood thinners later in life.

Then I gave away wine openers I thought I didn't need ("When would I have money for wine?"); socks that were hanging by a string ("It makes me feel poor to put them on, not a spark joy!"); shoes with broken soles ("I'll surely feel great if I don't have that specter of smelly wet feet on a rainy day any more!").

"It makes me feel so poor.

The rush hour mad dash on I-95 south to Miami from Palm Beach at dusk can be a challenge, depending on the occupancy of the HOV lane, the slowpoke lane, or the rubbernecking-inspired breakdown lane that always makes me picture some poor soul who reluctantly has chosen to pull over and have a nervous breakdown because he's exhausted his supply of patience.

The fact that the headphones are, technically, quite poor makes me recommend some BYO gear if you buy this mixer or to look at a higher-end device, perhaps from Yamaha or Numark, and compare and contrast.

His friends in similar situations, "spend their money on weed and 40s," but he said that "being poor makes me dream".