Sentence examples for deprives one from inspiring English sources

He taught us to read novels for their style, and yet his own masterpiece deprives one of such comfort.

The Times Literary Supplement reviewer argued that the novel "will stand out as the great emblematic novel of Latin America's 20th century and deprives One Hundred Years of Solitude of that title".

"The facelessness of the Internet really deprives one of the experience of being in crowds and looking people in the eye and smiling for a change," said Penne Restad, a historian at the University of Texas and the author of "Christmas in America: A History" (Oxford, 1995).

The origin should never be arbitrarily chosen because that deprives one from utilizing the totality of the mathematical relationships between geometric-structural features in 2D (and 1D) periodic images, which are indispensable for comprehensive crystallographic classifications.

It is dangerous to abandon one's self to the luxury of grief; it deprives one of courage and even of the wish to recover.

While it is true, as the majority states, that a grand jury indictment may result in an arrest that deprives one of freedom, is also true, but unstated by the majority opinion, that a defendant is typically entitled to bail that restores a measure of that lost pre-trial freedom.

This ocular dominance (OD) can be modified in an experience-dependent manner, by depriving one eye of pattern vision for several days (known as monocular deprivation or MD), as originally observed by Wiesel and Hubel more than 50 years ago (Wiesel and Hubel, 1965).

The idea is that by depriving one sense (sight), other senses are heightened.

For finishing the season after the Fifa cut-off point, almost depriving one relegation-threatened side their best player?

Everywhere, you see intelligent adults apologising for the accident of a privileged childhood or preening about having had a deprived one.

And let's remember what we are talking about here: the government is claiming its most awesome power, the right to deprive one of its citizens of life.