Sentence examples for poor look from inspiring English sources

The poor look doomed, not by lack of talent or drive, but by circumstance of birth.

"We're poor — look at the place we live," Ms. Quispe said, squinting under the desert sun.

Post's woman's page featured sweaters in the fashionable new "poor" look, $17 at Ohrbach's.

Is the poor look the underlying trend?" If these references have become passe through overuse, what will replace it?

Brazil's ways of helping the poor look more effective, sustainable and democratic than those of Mr Chávez, who relies on showers of oil money and Cuban advisers.

He argues that the new measure "makes the poor look better off than they really are and their improvement over time better than it was".

There was "Innocents Abroad" and "Roughing It," baggy and relentlessly facetious, and a couple of one-joke productions that are notable mostly for their titles, "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" and "The Prince and the Pauper," and whose sturdy high concepts — New England inventor time-travels to Camelot; rich and poor look-alikes change identities — can't save their stodgy execution.

But the embrace of Protestantism by Latin America's socially aspirational poor looks like an inexorable trend.

People here are poor, looking for someone to help, looking for some care.

He was involved in several of DDB's groundbreaking Volkswagen ads emphasising the VW Beetle's smallness and relative poor looks.

Condoleezza Rice, the highest ranking black in the country, saw a Broadway show, "Spamalot", while New Orleans's poor looked out at the floodwaters.