Sentence examples for deprivations that from inspiring English sources

It is those ugly deprivations that create the American protest and pressure against Pretoria.

Suddenly the family finds that they are refugees; along with many others they live in camps and suffer the deprivations that go with the circumstances.

As with McCone, those facets came from within me: the mistakes and losses and deprivations that make up the dark side of the human mind.

Just as we do not delay law enforcement in order first to understand the psychological deprivations that motivate criminals, so we must not delay our response to terrorism.

Though they take pride in their labor and the grit it requires — and though the company they work for is reputed to have good working conditions, compared with some of its local competitors — these men endure deprivations that will be shocking to some Western viewers.

I see now that the anorexia contributed to this unfortunate situation in two ways — first, by giving me a physical appearance that was extremely "attractive," in the warped judgment of many (i.e., myself), and, second, by causing nutritional deprivations that broke down moral boundaries, leading me to behave inappropriately toward other individuals (again, myself).

It is relative deprivation that counts most.

It's material deprivation that starts all this off".

"But they are being rivaled by the economic factor, the deprivation that exists".

The 25-year-old is familiar with the deprivation that follows the flood.

"I go round London and see the pockets of deprivation that still exist," he said.