Sentence examples for as if to deprive from inspiring English sources
It's a bit of ritualized psychological warfare, as if to deprive the opponent of every possible satisfaction.
"Resolve means depriving jihadists of virtual territory just as we work to deprive them of actual territory," she said.
If the customers come up short, then Mr. Freeh's effort might be seen as an aggressive attempt to deprive clients of their money.
"If you were to deprive him of his computer, that would be totally intolerable".
In despair, he was trying to deprive himself as well.
And if the line is drawn by the religious association, the religious association is being granted the power to deprive as many of its employees as it likes of the constitutional protections supposedly afforded to every citizen.
You don't have to deprive yourself if you learn to make trade-offs.
If our courts are fit to deprive citizens of their liberty, why are they unfit to deprive corporations of anticipated future profits?
Nobody is going to deprive him of the nomination if he wants it again.
I'm not going to deprive myself.
