Sentence examples for truly impoverished from inspiring English sources

The Cubs are truly impoverished.

A truly impoverished artist, the Spaniard would pay for his meals with paintings.

It will not address the deficit or make a dent in the national debt, while leaving the British public – "alarm clock Britain" – truly impoverished.

While the bill's sponsors say that the income test and the paperwork requirements would not be onerous on truly impoverished debtors, critics say that even a few additional impediments could persuade them to give up entirely on the bankruptcy system.

The provision offered by FE colleges has already been greatly reduced and with this further cut it will be truly impoverished and will leave the next generation with only academic courses available.

More than 70 non-profit and government organisations participated in this grand project of centralisation in this famously decentralised "city without a centre", filling that absent centre with shelters, medical facilities, soup kitchens, rescue missions and a host of other services for the truly impoverished.

Khatami: As a teenager growing up in an era of revolution in Iran, I truly empathized with the impoverished young generation striving for better opportunities in life.

Locals are asking if wealthy corporate leaders will simply start fresh rounds of grabbing state property for further enrichment -- a repeat of what happened in Moscow in the early 1990's -- or if the businessmen will truly try to jump-start the impoverished economies.

The national discourse on racism is impoverished and perhaps Harris truly feels morally obligated to positively contribute to the conversation.

Are the boys of the favela truly honored by the suggestion that their impoverished lives are richer, in both speed and sensation, than anything that we coddled souls dare dream of?

They waved royalist flags, longing for the good old days of the Ancien Régime where the aristocracy were truly noble and peasants were really fucking impoverished.