Sentence examples for somewhat impoverished from inspiring English sources

But we remain somewhat impoverished today when it comes to critically thinking through critical praxis.

To me, it implies somewhat impoverished older people, not the way people want to think of themselves.

"I worry that we're going to see a somewhat impoverished record on Clinton and Bush," he said.

Born in 1873 to a somewhat impoverished Breton bourgeois family, the precocious Jarry nonetheless received a first-class education in Rennes and became as familiar with advanced physics as he was with Greek and Latin.

A final twist is that the sites at which it is found seem to have formed an isolated swampy region, probably an island, on which the (somewhat impoverished) fauna had been evolving in isolation for some considerable time, perhaps even a million years or more.

Our study shows that the last Maculinea arion population in Denmark is only somewhat genetically impoverished compared to the larger, closest populations in southern Sweden [ 20].

Observing that I was somewhat isolated and certainly impoverished, he would suddenly telephone and invite me to the theater or recommend me as a reviewer to some editor.

Though the family's financial situation became somewhat straitened, they were never impoverished.

In this study, the large common environmental effect (c) reported for the low SES group, which included a high percentage of impoverished families, is somewhat surprising as one would not expect much variation in familial circumstances in this group.

Last August, when a CNN crew visited Ali, they found her living in the same impoverished home as before, and somewhat embittered.

The failed cease-fire began a day of highs and lows across Gaza, where the largely impoverished population of 1.5 million people has become somewhat inured to violence after years of battle with Israel, and where resistance is an honored part of the culture.