And our poor fancy-play For them is wasted skill: There is nothing more to say.
Is soccer inherently socialist, because it exalts team solidarity over individual achievement, is easy to play if you're poor (no fancy equipment needed), is unproductive (very few goals), and doesn't break for commercials?
The poor deserve fancy meals and comfort, too.
Hunt has no trouble turning out lively sallies that might come from any artistic Schimpf-Lexicon: "an unfortunate lunatic", "the poor man fancies himself a great master", "deformity and nonsense", "a farrago of nonsense, unintelligibleness, and egregious vanity, the wild effusions of a distempered brain".
Wilberforce may attack the complacency of the rich who refuse to hear about the suffering of the slaves, but Apted is candid enough to demonstrate that the privileges of wealth can be delightful: now and then, Wilberforce retreats to an estate in Yorkshire, where he lies on the grass in ecstatic communion with nature, and entertains the local poor in his fancy dining room.
We both thoroughly enjoyed when a big dude tumbled down the grandstands and mud-footed an elderly gentleman, caking the backside of the poor fellow's fancy dress shirt in Bethpage's stinky muck.
District 12 is poor, so no fancy jewelry or clothes.
Zef is, you're poor but you're fancy.
He wasn't too pleased about the marriage.How to spend itAlbania might be a poor thing, but Mussolini fancied it for his own, seeing the country as a stepping stone to the more glorious prize of Greece.
For instance, a mobile phone may include a torch-light for poorer customers and a fancy camera for the better-off.Tata, too, is at the forefront of this frugal-engineering trend.
Some people might make poor choices and buy a fancy car.
