Sentence examples for can't deprive from inspiring English sources

We can't deprive them.

"You can't deprive a person of their income," he said.

Mukti looked on, appalled, and noticing his expression Busner confided: 'Y'know, you can take the man out of the institution – but after half a century odd, you can't deprive him altogether of the institutional food.' Mukti lifted the dead mouse of his herbal teabag from his mug by its paper tail and regarded it balefully, 'Well,' he said.

When my body physically reacts to something my brain normally rejects, it's confusing yet overpowering, and I can't deprive myself of that based on principal.

How come, if I'm free, I can't deprive a stupid f ∗∗∗ing dumbs ∗∗t of his possessions if he leaves them on the front seat of this f ∗∗∗ing van out in plain sight...? Natural selection.

"State law considers a vehicle a necessity, and you can't just deprive an individual of one," Mr. Lefevre said.

"That's the problem in interpreting sleep studies in humans and animals: You can't thoroughly deprive a person or an animal of sleep without their cooperation and not impose a fair amount of stress," says Siegel.

Due process is the guarantee, made in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, that a person can't be deprived "of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law"; "substantive" means that this guarantee is more than formalistic (or "procedural").

In the US, you can't be deprived of your life, liberty, or property without appropriate legal actions.

Yes, the angels in heaven are crying, sending their tears disguised as rain onto the field at Yankee Stadium, but America can't be deprived of saying farewell to Jeter at Yankee Stadium one last time, can it?

I wouldn't deprive them of that.