Sentence examples for basically deprives from inspiring English sources

"I'm disappointed because it basically deprives me of my freedom and deprives me of the right for me to be myself," one of the litigants, whose legal name is Mohammad Juzaili bin Mohammad Khamis, said of the verdict.

"It basically deprives the bacteria of what they need to survive and keeps the body parts preserved".

"When someone is in an abusive relationship, they are basically deprived of power -- they are in a state of domestic captivity," she said.

If not: the Choking Game is less of a game and more of a ritualistic display of short-sightedness, which basically involves the "player" purposefully depriving themselves of oxygen, before briefly passing out, so they can enjoy a short, heady sensation – kind of similar to a poppers high – as they stir back into consciousness.

So basically I like it because it deprives the brain of oxygen.

Now let's continue... To be honest, as a life coach, I known many tricks to make sure I get a good night sleep, so there basically nothing that's going to deprive me of sleep anymore.

Teenage childbearing occurs overwhelmingly in the most deprived neighbourhoods, and is basically a side-effect of the fact that the whole distribution of age at first childbearing is shifted younger in these neighbourhoods.

Because basically what that means is that it deprives you of future spending opportunities.

Dar-ul-Aman is basically an institution that protects the women who are deprived of family support due to some reasons.

He commented that with no cut-away gags or side plots, the episode was "basically everything critics of the show would like the show to have" but was deprived of Family Guys trademark fast pace and reduced to "a series of what amounts to grossout comedy sketches".

You know that research showed rats sleep-deprived for two weeks or more died, and everyone knows that humans and rats are basically the same.