Sentence examples for deprived of one from inspiring English sources

The celebrations are bleak enough, but it is the purest gloom to find oneself on December 25th or January 1st watching a soap or, if the football games are on, deprived of one.

27 last, zoology is deprived of one of the last remaining naturalists of the old school.

It was already an eccentric family; deprived of one of its breadwinners, it became markedly more so.

When the brain is deprived of one input source, it is capable of reorganizing itself to support and augment other senses, a phenomenon known as "cross-modal neuroplasticity".

They are isolated, their families are infuriated: they are deprived of one of the most important parts of any human relationship – the ability to have a conversation.

In today's modern climate of highly paid footballers, fans outside of England are deprived of one of the game's greatest pleasures, namely the wandering superstar.

The compromise is one state for all, an "Isratine" that would allow the people in each party to feel that they live in all of the disputed land and they are not deprived of any one part of it.

Ultimately we might end up being deprived of the one piece of political television that last time actually appeared to make a difference to public engagement with our democracy – especially amongst the young.

After enduring more than four years of civil war, Syrians are now being deprived of the one resource they can't survive without -- water.

One recent small study of RLS patients showed substantial cognitive deficits similar to those deprived of sleep for one night, despite assessment at a time when RLS symptoms were not active [ 25].

Almost 70% of the children in Nepal are deprived of at least one of the seven indicators mentioned in the Bristol deprivation score calculation [ 16] i.e. food, shelter, sanitation, water, information, education and health.