Sentence examples for I would deprive from inspiring English sources

I would deprive them of the understanding that I make mistakes, lots of them, but that I try to learn from them with some degree of effectiveness.

Also, if I erased the worst five minutes of each day, I would deprive my own children of the knowledge that, like them, I am not perfect and I am fully human.

"I'd hate to believe I'd deprive someone life for my own selfish reasons".

But if I went all Tiger Mom on her, then I'd deprive her of a secure attachment to her primary caregiver, leading to major adult insecurity as she realizes she's more than a robot programmed to achieve success.

Instead it would deprive us of a vital bargaining chip in potential future negotiations.

The prime minister explained that it would deprive "terrorists of the oxygen of publicity".

I'd deprived him of his favorite shows on the Food Network, a channel that, combined with sitting, explains much about the American waistline.

Or, writing about his mother, he charges himself with neglect: "I... thought about the kind of son I was, who would deprive his dying mother of a few more minutes, that's all she'd claimed..

But, where I differ with those who would deprive gay Americans of their personal and religious freedom - including the right of marriage - is that my belief or practice does not impinge on the rights of others.

"I have never intended that the church would deprive him of his ministry, and I hope the church will re-examine this decision and process," Mr. Donohue said.

This would deprive the prime minister of a parliamentary majority.