Sentence examples for deprived of material from inspiring English sources

But you can't say "cunt" or "nigger" on the comedy stage so, if Jacobson's perspective is right, comedy will be deprived of material and we will be robbed of opportunities to laugh.

If such a company were to not disclose to the public that such an attack had occurred – even if the nondisclosure stemmed from the insistence of law enforcement – investors in that company will be deprived of material information.

It seemingly demands (and thus, of course, permits) that in certain circumstances innocents be killed, beaten, lied to, or deprived of material goods to produce greater benefits for others.

It was fascinating to think, as Wanda Ferragamo sat front row, that she had witnessed the birth of the platform shoe and the wedge heel — the wartime inventions of her husband, Salvatore Ferragamo, when the world was deprived of materials.

"Often they would be deprived of reading material and light in quite austere conditions".

"The court of trial was... deprived of relevant material that might have led to a different outcome," a spokesman said.

The spokesman added: "The court of trial was therefore deprived of relevant material that might have led to a different outcome on the question of admissibility of the incriminating statements, which were the sole basis of the conviction.

That changed in the late 1950s, when the ACLU began representing prisoners that were subject to police brutality, or deprived of religious reading material.

As such, Germany simply could not afford a strike, lest it be deprived of critical raw materials.

Anyone who has spent any time in prisons knows that it is in everyone's interest for prisoners to be flooded with reading material not deprived of it.

The fluidization behaviour of an alumina powder was investigated at temperatures ranging from ambient up to 400∘C and by adding to the material previously deprived of fines two fine sub-cuts of nominal size 0 25μm and 25 45μm, respectively.