Even by McCarthy's standards, the horrors here — an infant "headless and gutted and blackening on the spit" — are extreme, and, deprived of historical context, his brutality can seem willful.
Ms. Sifton faults Mr. Shapiro's approach as computer-driven and deprived of historical and theological context.
They claim that if the state may protect the unborn by depriving pregnant women of their rights in the abortion context, consistency requires that pregnant women be deprived of their rights in all contexts, including birth and pregnancy loss.
It is clear, from the EUPRIS study, which compared 24 European countries [ 11], that patient consent is even more difficult to obtain in this context given that inmates are already deprived of their freedom, a fact which strongly influences compliance.
Although conversion has traditionally been considered to be morphological in nature (zero-derivation), different authors have suggested a syntactic approach, in which lexemes are deprived of categorial information in the lexicon and are put to use in different syntactic contexts.
In the context of colonization, as members of the Subaltern Studies group have pointed out, people deprived of the means for political expression risk being misrepresented by well-intentioned authority figures.
In the context of visual ecology, the subterranean niche is arguably the most extreme sensory environment, being deprived of light and all visual cues available above ground.
"People are deprived of their freedom.
Defeated, he was deprived of his chieftainship.
Why are we deprived of peace?
