Sentence examples for quite impoverished from inspiring English sources

British Gas customers are often quite impoverished, so would be unable to afford to feed themselves and a large domestic beast, but if the cow does die they could eat it, or climb inside it for warmth like Luke Skywalker in The Empire Strikes Back.

As it turns out, 19th-century London translates quite well to early 21st-century New York, where all of a sudden lots of people are feeling rather impoverished and grim.

No longer quite so impoverished, Pakistan asked for permission to buy United States F-18 fighter jets, too.

Although Christopher Wallace's childhood wasn't quite as impoverished as the song would suggest, his debut single, Juicy, is widely regarded as Notorious BIG's finest recorded moment.

In a previous article on the topic [9], I recounted how early papers describing the molecular structure of the DNA double-helix were quite data-impoverished.

It appears that there's one rule for our navy, and quite another for impoverished fishermen.

Because they are defending the view that all of UG is inborn, Chomskyans must be credited with holding that the primary data are impoverished quite generally.

An impoverished but quite posh vicar decides, after a small legacy, to take a summer holiday for the first time in years.

The importance and influence of non-farming activities are quite different in the small impoverished pastoral settlements compared with the large pastoral settlements.

Yet his closest friend -- he speaks of an erotic though not a sexual connection -- is Konrad, the musical, literary son of an impoverished Polish nobleman, and quite unfitted to the army.

As a result, the Bojnik school can offer special computer and information technology classes for older students, also quite a rarity among facilities serving impoverished populations.