Sentence examples for unhoused from inspiring English sources

He couldn't see a mouse in a field, shivering with cold, unhoused by his plough, without feeling an opportunity for political kinship - he too was a poor man who could be unhoused by landlords".

It will hold the outstanding, previously unhoused collection of 5,500 works by Austrian modernists -- including Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka and Richard Gerstl -- that was put together by the Viennese ophthalmologist Rudolf Leopold and his wife, Elisabeth, and that is now the property of the Leopold Foundation.

One by one the attributes of their humanity are taken away by circumstance -- their sense of family, vocation, even identity -- and they are left with the raw emptiness of being unhoused in a world that is no longer recognizable.

Did he imagine that the hungry and unhoused on the Pakistani side would cheer him on his way?

Each unhoused family would be given title to a flat of 225 square feet (21 square metres).

To the hardcore long-term unhoused, a flotilla of recruits has been added — some of them presumably locals forced from their dwellings by rising rents, others itinerant young "travellers".

Lost, homeless on two continents, Brik is poignant, and the novel is never more moving than when its narrator seems a little unhinged because a little unhoused.

Gibreel and Chamcha: two lost souls in the roofless continuum of the unhoused.

She is wild, unhoused, estranged.

More than most, Irish poets move between languages, and Mahon is an outstanding analyst of the linguistic unhousing that is so much a part of Irish tradition.

Her homelessness, her unhousing, is underlined by the fact that, after all the door play of the transitional sequence, and having now stepped out-of-doors, she will not be permitted to enter any interior at all until she reaches the Emerald City.