Sentence examples for does not rob the from inspiring English sources
Following later Richard Dawkins, Stamos suggests that science does not rob the world of meaning, but rather fuels our sense of awe at its grandeur.
"We are not asking them to lose money, just that they make money in a rational way, that they don't rob the people," Mr. Chávez said recently.
All those drums don't rob the music of pathos; they heighten it, because they leave the singers with a near-monopoly on sustained tones, broken only by the bells that bring the work to a close.
Actress Jennifer Stone, who plays Gomez' quirky BFF, tweeted, "That's why you don't rob the cradle, because babe's be trippin".
And we didn't rob the stalls, and I never promised to burn down the church, and about the president, that's all not true.
and Mike Lee (R-Utah) urged the administration to make sure that the proposed merger does not rob consumers of reasonable fares and plenty of choices in airlines.
This interpretive flexibility — equally characteristic of the other great world religions — does not rob Islam of its distinctiveness.
We cannot change that past, and that does not rob our favorites of their greatest qualities.
Death doesn't rob them of the retirement they had been looking forward to or the long-awaited chance to dance at their daughter's wedding.
That he cannot successfully execute his choice doesn't rob him of the power to choose (Presumable, he would allow that one who knows he is in chains may well see the pointlessness of choosing to leave and, therefore, not exercise his power so to choose).
