Sentence examples for because we deprived from inspiring English sources

My husband and I sometimes regret not having another child because we deprived Eddie of a sibling.

"With Giulio's murder, also academic research has been assassinated because we are depriving academia of its core idea of universities — of a community of scholars without borders… He aspired to be a citizen of the world".

"Reading a book, having a pen in our hands, studying, sitting in a classroom is something very special for us because once we were deprived from it and because what we have seen in Swat".

"Reading a book, having a pen in our hands, studying, sitting in a classroom is very special for us because once we were deprived [of] it and because [of] what we have seen in Swat.

The idea that Black women are somehow crazy because we are sexually deprived just reinforces the stereotype that Black women are hypersexual savages that need to be civilized via a man's penis or his Taser.

"We were deprived because a lot of people would pass on and we wouldn't know," she said, handing a vendor 35 cents.

I imagined the beautiful work we were deprived of because of those men who stood so casually on that hillside in Viznar in 1936 and murdered the poet.

"We're deprived from playing because of the landmines, and our families are not able to cultivate the land". Israel left many landmines in South Lebanon when they withdrew from the country in May, 2000.

"I always thought my family was deprived because we didn't buy new cars," said Mr. Casey, who grew up in a middle-class household in the 1950's.

We deprive people of food because acre after acre of land is farmed to produce animal food and animals for food.

We could not identify appropriate 'no intervention' comparison areas because similarly deprived urban neighbourhoods within or outside Glasgow are unlikely to remain free of regeneration interventions during the ten year study period.