downtrodden

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• Despite Frese having just three seasons of experience as a head coach, Yow saw her as an overachiever who quickly turns around downtrodden programs.

• The media sometimes depicts Republican voters as the poor and downtrodden — as the people that globalization left behind in opioid-ravaged Rust Belt towns — but that’s not exactly true.

• The other has become a symbol of hope for a downtrodden, underserved, and at risk community, begging for justice and equity.

• The main lesson he took from that disaster was how brutally those in power can crush the downtrodden who dare to question the nature of things.

• Many high-profile investors made the pilgrimage to a swampy, downtrodden suburb of Miami, where they became convinced Abovitz was building a kind of Apple for computers strapped to people’s faces.

• But it was good news to the poor, the diseased, the downtrodden and scorned, and all the “little” people.

• The Boulevard Carnot, the seedy, downtrodden street that leads out of town, proved the point on my last night there.

• But Alig is far from the unshaven and downtrodden man profiled in New York Magazine in 2007.

• Responding to all them—especially the ones from “downtrodden” teens in the middle of the country—made him feel good.

• He sympathized with the Irish downtrodden, African slaves, and American colonists of the late 1700s.