Sentence examples for as a deprived from inspiring English sources

Latinos must be identified clearly as a deprived -- often depraved -- minority.

Some residents of Grimsby have been outraged after the Lincolnshire town was portrayed as a deprived den of iniquity in the latest film from Sacha Baron Cohen.

On Sunday evening, Trans Pride 2014 would end with an event I'd been looking forward to, not as a reporter, but as a deprived swimmer.

Children from the nearby Landsdowne Green Estate, described by the Evening Standard as "a deprived, run-down neighbourhood", are taking part in a mentoring programme inspired by the Venezuelan youth orchestras that have been created by El Sistema.

Allegaert is compelling and even, at times, sympathetic as a deprived woman who longs only to live by the sea, where the sun can burn away her soul; Crawford is excellent, bringing to the role a languid exhaustion both physical and spiritual.

Archaeologists said they were mystified as to how such a precious and expensive gold item made its way to what was then regarded as a deprived area.

The Commission defined applicants as coming from a deprived background if they came from an area that was among the 40% most under-privileged in England.

He won a fellowship at the prestigious Mayo Clinic, worked for a while as a doctor in a deprived area and ended up as medical director at Genentech, a giant American biotech firm.

Back in London, she worked as a GP in a deprived overspill suburb.

We have been turned down by some funders as we are not considered a deprived area.

Kenneth Gibson leads two schools in Tyneside described as "beacons of hope" in a deprived area.