Sentence examples for deprived what from inspiring English sources

I often wonder if she had grown up in a different family, rather than in a family that was emotionally deprived, what kind of childhood we would have had".

Justice as "doing your own thing" may represent a more active state of mind with a wider extension, given that its task is also to see to it that "no citizen should have what belongs to another or be deprived of what is his own" (433e).

Focus group questions and probes included: "What are your top preferences for places to work after graduation?" "How likely are you to consider working in a deprived area?" "What are the main barriers for accepting a posting to a deprived area?" "What are the main motivators for accepting a position to a deprived area?

He called it "my liberation" and wrote: "My expulsion [from the Lords] leaves me free to say what I think about the present regime in the party without fear of being deprived of what remains of my utility.

Patients with ulcers felt deprived of what was due to them and wanted to get even.

"Now they shouldn't be deprived of what they're entitled to".

Rather than enhancing their rights, they argued that criminalising clients would mean they were deprived of what they had.

I asked, with some indignation, why ordinary customers like me were being deprived of what was, after all, a fairly basic facility.

Partisan Americans — and there are many of them — are deprived of what John Stuart Mill called "the clearer perception and livelier impression of truth, produced by its collision with error".

And it is a normally reliable fact of life that people don't like being deprived of what they previously had.

Haiti's people will be deprived of what has long been their most powerful political weapon – their ability to win genuine elections.