Sentence examples similar to deprived compatriots from inspiring English sources

One of the two chimps, which could not access the table, nonetheless had the power to deprive its compatriot of food, by pulling a rope in its cage and collapsing the table.

The protests were never driven by a need of urban Thais to deprive their rural compatriots of their rights, but were triggered by specific and highly provocative actions by the pro-Thaksin government and parliament.

We are deprived here!

I felt surprised, and deprived.

It makes them deprived.

"People are deprived of their freedom.

Badichurlay is neither rich, nor deprived.

The enjoyment of the players comes first, of course, as it always should, and I doubt that Pep Guardiola would like to be deprived of the gold medal he won in front of King Juan Carlos at the Camp Nou in 1992, on the famous day when the Spanish monarch was also on hand to witness his compatriots win the men's 1500m, in the person of Fermín Cacho, and the men's team archery.

Why are we deprived of peace?

Some get upset when deprived of it.

Women and children are the most deprived.