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He is destitute of experiences.
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We cannot leave now. We'd become destitute. Nobody would ever forgive us.
The most destitute woman I know.
The most destitute?
At this festive season of the year, Mr. Scrooge, it is more than usually desirable that we should make some slight provision for the poor and destitute.
Strange that I should be called a destitute woman. when I have all these treasures locked in my heart.
I'm destitute. Ill.
I'd sooner be thought a successful crook than a destitute monarch.
The Lord can perform miracles anywhere, often among the most destitute, but they're very rare events.
We'd send a destitute in prison, and his sacrifice would be useless.
Hunted and destitute, he had nothing left.
She goes visiting some destitute man into the dungeon and also she is mending his trousers.
Mother came to us destitute.
Now, these people are destitute. with subhuman living standards, and they haven't anything to lose, either.
I've even stained my hands with blood. only to end up here, destitute. exiled from my country, abandoned!
But destitute.
Her haven for destitute children.
Then who will feed all the destitute who are sustained and guided by the Church?
He steals from the sick, the hungry, the destitute.
Destitute and in love, Virgil attempts to change his life with one bold stroke.
In the room behind me, your mother is lying...destitute.
Strange that I should be called a destitute woman when I have all these riches locked in my heart.
I'II be getting fame, respect, wealth, instead of. your destitute kingdom.
While others are destitute!
We're destitute.
Never let it be said that MacLean walked out on his wife and left her destitute.
These days even a destitute widow can hold her head up high.
Home to the rich and powerful. yet so popular with the broken and destitute.
It's not as if we were destitute.
Do not leave us destitute!
At this festive season of the year, it seems desirable that those of us with means should make some provision for the poor and destitute who suffer greatly at this time.
Violinist, instead of thinking all the time that you're the first Georgian cosmonaut and that you'll get a Nobel Prize, give back the spoon you stole from the destitute artists.
News and current affairs
They refuse to come to the aid of the destitute, and defend tax cuts at every opportunity.
At the same time, India remains very much an underdeveloped country, with hundreds of millions of illiterate, destitute citizens.
The Communist Party of China used to rule a destitute power.
In these destitute areas, where most Iraqis live, people are prey to bitter temptations.
So the Friedmans argued that a minimal safety net for those whom bad luck or a lack of prudence had rendered destitute, and elimination of all legal barriers to equality of opportunity, would lead to the most equitable outcomes possible.
The old rhetoric, after all, still resonates powerfully with the most destitute parts of the electorate: minimum wage workers, the long-term unemployed, and all those who feel that anything would be better than what they have now.
One young mother, Rosalia, who lives in a small shack with seven children by different fathers, may look destitute to Western eyes, but she has a small business selling dried meat.
Europe's response to today's destitute migrants, many of them seeking asylum from countries that have been torn apart by extremism and civil war, shows that it can happen again.
In any developed nation, you will find selfless care being provided to the disabled, the dying, the destitute, and the disadvantaged, by people acting under the impulse of their faith.
We wanted no part of a revolution that massacred children, drove families from their homes, and left millions destitute.
The other face is defined by extraordinary acts of sacrifice and compassion - for example, in caring for the sick, disabled or destitute.
Displaced women, often destitute, are easy prey for criminals.
Poverty in the developing world seemed ineradicable until micro-lenders saw millions of low-income, destitute women as potential entrepreneurs.
Unless India's highly educated stand up for better schools for all, protests against caste preferences will only succeed in heightening tensions and selling newspapers, rather than improving the lives of India's destitute.