Sentence examples for so underprivileged that from inspiring English sources

"Every year I do this and the students love it because they say, 'Oh, it's much bigger than what I saw on the computer screen,' or 'The colors or more vibrant.' " Today the Louvre is almost as inaccessible for the students in Gennevilliers, a neighborhood so underprivileged that the French government offers special incentives to young teachers who work there for four years.

"We hope the film inspires people so that underprivileged children are given the opportunity to contribute to our society," Masud said.

I heard just the other day the story of a classroom in Harlem that does a video call with classroom in a favela in Rio -- so that these underprivileged communities can learn from each other and get exposed to the fact that there are other people facing similar challenges in other parts of the world.

I mean it's usually underprivileged kids that really don't have enough".

At some campus showings, they react so gullibly that when Kane makes a demagogic speech about "the underprivileged," stray students will applaud enthusiastically, and a shout of "Right on!" may be heard.

Wealthy kids began to bring elaborate bento in metal containers that underprivileged students could not afford.

Alton Ellis was born and raised in Trenchtown, the same underprivileged Kingston neighborhood that was home to stars like Marley.

While the rest of Houston busily displayed its beneficent side reaping copious international praise in the process Barbara Bush looked around at the shell-shocked evacuees in the Astrodome and voiced her fear that they might stick around: "…so many of the people in the arena here, you know, were underprivileged anyway, so this is working very well for them".

Especially ones that involve underprivileged defendants and ones where 'African- Americans' are fighting the white legal establishment.

GI deployment strategies are developed to address environmental justice issues by prioritizing placement in communities that are underprivileged and locations with high outreach potential.

Carlos Christopher Jimenezez, 17, was determined to graduate from high school and become a lawyer so he could help underprivileged kids.