Sentence examples for deprived himself from inspiring English sources

"He deprived himself of true union because he was not ever in love".

It is ridiculous that he has deprived himself of the option of silence.

In retiring, Justice Stevens has deprived himself of a shot at a couple of records, particularly since his mother lived to 97.

Of course Scott Sinclair should have left Swansea for Manchester City but in doing so he deprived himself of a major role in a League Cup-winning side.

But another reason Mr Brown is safe is that he has deprived himself of what ought to be one of the few advantages of long incumbency.

Mr. Putin is still considered Russia's paramount leader, but by taking the title of prime minister, he may have deprived himself of a fall-guy-in-waiting.

In despair, he was trying to deprive himself as well.

Depriving himself of basketball, he said, has given him a surprising new hunger for it.

But he's hardly depriving himself; he's currently in the market for a Monet.

In the same interview, Mr Berlusconi also succeeded in depriving himself of succour from the left-wing opposition.

As for other details, she said — well, perhaps Mr. Jones should not have pleaded guilty, depriving himself of a jury trial.