Sentence examples for consequently robbed from inspiring English sources
The therapist asked Mary if she could now see how a lifelong attachment to what others thought of her and wanting to look good in others' eyes might have caused her to overcompensate by "playing small" and, consequently, robbed her of wonderful, un- tried life experiences.
Luna was one of dozens of fans in the left-field bleachers who said that Chapes and Riesbeck were not over the yellow line and that, consequently, McGwire had been robbed of his 66th home run.
The mouse knockout of Af4 has defects in B- and T-cell development consistent with a role in leukaemogensis, but no neurological abnormalities were reported (54); consequently, the Rob mouse revealed an important new function for Af4 in the CNS that was not apparent from the null allele.
Like many of them, she had been robbed of her birthright - a family and, consequently, a foundation for trust.
The presence of coalition troops means IEDs, ambushes and airstrikes, and consequently a higher probability of being killed, maimed or robbed of a livelihood.
Governed, we feel robbed.
