Sentence examples for thieving poor from inspiring English sources

Well, I'm the man who robs the poor and gives to the rich -- or, to be exact, the man who robs the thieving poor and gives back to the productive rich".

One of Jesus' most controversial actions occurred around 30 AD shortly before his death when he caused a disturbance in the Temple in Jerusalem and accused authorities of thieving, naming poor widows as victims.

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While certainly majestic, the bald eagle's prowess has also been questioned throughout history, with many arguing that its status as a scavenging and thieving raptor make it a poor choice for the national bird.

"Frigging lying, cheating, thieving".

Hardly any admit to thieving.

Gambling, thieving and serious inhaling.

However, the results were poor – not because the humanitarians had bad intentions, but simply because they were unprepared either for the task or for the thieving instincts of the local population.

While education reform advocates like to blame students and teachers, Kristof takes it to the next scapegoat: blame poor thieving parents.

To limit Bangladesh to 238 was a fine effort – none of whom performed badly – in the heat of day, although allowing the tail, led by the estimable (and, after his fine, now slightly poorer) Mashrafe Mortaza, to thieve 75 from the final 10 overs perhaps began the rot.

And for the "poor of a country where corruption thieved a great deal of opportunity, corruption was one of the genuine opportunities that remained".