Sentence examples for forever robbed from inspiring English sources

The big unknown for Mr. Pope is whether the many outlets that have similar editorial missions - New York Magazine's Daily Intel blog and Gawker, for instance - have forever robbed The Observer of its relevance.

He was forever robbed of spending this special moment with his grandmother.

The Charleston Courier wrote of the unforgettable imagery: "Of one allusion the sight of the wonder has forever robbed us -- we shall never again discourse, even in poesy, of mermaid beauty, nor woo a mermaid even in our dreams -- for the Feejee lady is the very incarnation of ugliness".

Guman did not make that call, but Alabama fans have forever felt robbed, especially because in the week before the game, Ray Perkins, then the coach of the Crimson Tide, had asked that Guman be replaced because his son played for the Nittany Lions.

"While such objects may be aesthetically beautiful, museumgoers are robbed forever of their cultural context".

"For not only did she bring about the severance of our lives forever," she wrote, "she also robbed herself of him whom she would not grant to anyone else".

This bombing robbed a piece of our soul forever.

Their childhood robbed, innocence stolen, trust taken, lives forever changed -- the ramifications and ripple effects so tremendous they will be felt for generations to come.

Ryan Lochte will forever be known as the swimmer that lied about being robbed at gunpoint during Rio 2016.

The rich buy and trade the world's new currency, time itself, in order to live forever, while the poor die at the hands of their robbed clocks.

While robbing me forever of my peace of mind, it has given me my mother.