Sentence examples for deprived bit from inspiring English sources

The East End is still, by a long stretch, the most deprived bit of the city.

Richmond Hill Primary, in another deprived bit of Leeds, is just a few miles away.

We're in a deprived bit of South Edinburgh, and we've already done some great cricket outreach work in local state schools, and we could do loads more with this cash.

And figurative work is definitely their thing, which means that, once past three vintage Cy Twomblys, fans of abstraction may feel a bit deprived.

How about an article about frugal singles who live within their means and who don't feel the least bit deprived?

"Boxing has an incredible, loyal fan base, but it's a fan base that's been deprived a little bit," former HBO boxing czar turned promoter Lou DiBella told the Guardian last month.

"I got to do LSD on rooftops, and all these things that I think actually a lot of young writers now are a little bit deprived of, because the track now is to go get your undergraduate degree, and then almost directly after go get your MFA.

But, so far we're living within our means, and not feeling the least bit deprived.

The fetus that is slowly developing needs oxygen, meaning that you'll likely feel a bit deprived.

I believe it is "far better for everybody to be deprived of a little bit of anonymity than for one specific ethnic group to bear a disproportionate part of the burden".

Though a bit sleep deprived and grabbing his shorts by the end of the running drills, Kidd wasted little time establishing himself as the leader everyone expected him to be.