So me and the rest of the deprived world ever got to see how deftly she could have added her comic charms to this Highland romp?
What shortsighted business people would deprive world culture of what is sure to be one of the greatest literary works of the new millennium?
The best-selling erotica Fifty Shades of Grey, which began life on fan-fiction websites, and was first published as an ebook and print-on-demand paperback, might well have failed such a test and deprived the world of the delights of mummy porn.
One day the sun goddess Amaterasu Omikami withdrew into her cave in a huff, depriving the world of light.
The piece bemoaned how the second world war had "interrupted Turing's mathematical career for six critical years between the age of 27 and 33" – and his death had deprived the world of a man who could have "made much greater discoveries".
The death of Cy Twombly in 2011 deprived the world of a mighty painter.
When she passed away of alcohol poisoning at the age of 27, she deprived the world of a truly gifted pop phenom.
If you have an abortion, you will forever wonder who your baby might have grown up to be; you may have just deprived the world of a great artist, political leader, scientist, important military leader, etc.
When he died 4 years ago, at 76, it "deprived the world of an eloquent voice in the advocacy of human rights, but his expulsion from China allowed that voice to be heard around the world," Lerch wrote.
The grown-up media followed close behind, reporting that Kurt Cobain's death had deprived the world's twentysomethings of a spokesman, that Generation X had lost its crown prince.
Vaclev Havel's death on December 18th , 2011 deprived the world not only of a superior — which is to say thinking — human being but of a theatre artist whose achievements on the world stage are bound to be eclipsed by his great political strides, though I don't see how you can separate the two.
