Sentence examples for completely deprived of from inspiring English sources

Mary, a visual neuroscientist, is raised from birth in a achromatic chamber, so that she is completely deprived of exposure to all color stimuli.

However, neither of those considerations can, in my view, mean that I should be completely deprived of having the assistance of seeing her face to assess her credibility.

The only categorical exception, Justice O'Connor found, was for a claim that an inmate had been completely deprived of a lawyer.

Unease and even a slight sense of fear set in as you make your way down the corridors and into cells, often completely deprived of natural light.

For better or for worse, the Miser was raised on rock 'n' roll and, despite one opera-smitten grandfather's valiant efforts, grew up almost completely deprived of serious exposure to classical music.

Children are strictly segregated by age in school, almost completely deprived of opportunities to interact with older and younger children, from whom they have the most to learn.

In 2004 a law has changed the civil code, and in place of the traditional institutions of guardianship and tutelage, which completely deprived persons of their legal rights, legal agency is now focused on care and assistance [16].

"This summer," said Heather Collins, an animation student, "has completely deprived me of summer".

In fact, the traditional institutions of disqualification and proscription completely deprived a person of her legal rights, while guardianship focuses on the person's care and assistance needs.

From skid row, you see the wealth, the opulence which is so close by, but in skid row itself, you've got this really large community of completely deprived people, where not even toilets were provided.

As the contribution of L-cysteine biosynthetic pathway to L-cysteine synthesis is negligible, both L-cysteine and L-cystine are completely deprived upon L-cysteine deprivation.