Sentence examples for all deprives from inspiring English sources

Whether Lanthimos really thinks that things are better for those who are neither tyrants nor their victims nor their dependents is unclear; there isn't more than a hint of the world beyond the compound, though a colleague's friendly approach to the boss suggests the prevalence of a basic decency that the father spurns, and, above all, deprives his children of.

And so we're all deprived and sexually frustrated.

"I mixed with a lot of peasants, workers, artists and writers, all deprived of work," he said.

At Cornell University, for example, scientists have showed in experiments that in some cases, but not all, depriving people of breakfast can lead them to eat more calories at lunch.

But why? Lack of change partly reflected known problems associated with community engagement observed in all deprived areas: difficulties engaging the young, difficulties engaging men, the burn-out of key community activists.

Red-eye flights, all-night study sessions, and extra-inning playoff games all deprive us of sleep and can leave us forgetful the next day.

Although street drug markets are densely clustered in these neighborhoods (Kleiman 1991; Weisburd and Green 1995; Edmunds et al. 1996; Anderson 1999; Harocopos and Hough 2005; Rengert et al. 2005; McCord and Ratcliffe 2007), not all deprived neighborhoods are hot beds for the sale of drugs.

We all deprive ourselves and get it wrong.

The other half is listed in the top 20% of all deprived areas.

Discrimination in any form is a burden for all, depriving everyone.

The Index of Multiple Deprivation, which divides England into 32,482 areas and measures quality of life to indicate deprivation, splits Carr Hill into halves and lists one half in the top 5% of all deprived areas in England in 2008.