Sentence examples for having deprived from inspiring English sources

We have nothing to reproach our parents for, except having deprived us of an interesting childhood.

Therapists reported seeing widespread anger toward Ralph Nader, whom many patients see as having deprived Mr. Gore of the election.

On Christmas Day that year, Dr. Herbert found that his legs had become so weak that he could barely move, a result of having deprived himself of enough potassium.

"Having deprived her of this first right of a citizen, the elective franchise, thereby leaving her without representation in the halls of legislation," they wrote in the document, "he has oppressed her on all sides".

"And the father clearly doesn't want him to be deprived, not only for his son, but to deprive his son, after having deprived him of his father and his four grandparents, also of his nationality.

Having deprived the church of its resources, the assembly then resolved to reorganize the church, enacting the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, which was rejected by Pope Pius VI and by many of the French clergy.

This has deprived farmers in Texas and Mexico's Tamaulipas.

All of this has deprived Spain of a political shift.

If Lord Halifax had deprived Churchill of the job in 1940?

It said the executives had "deprived shareholders of accurate information".

President Obama has deprived them of their perennial boogeyman.