Sentence examples for he deprives from inspiring English sources

He deprives the boy of the use of his senses.

From here, he deprives his desperate players of what they need most: instructions.

If Romney fails to do so, he deprives the American people of the opportunity to judge the vice presidential candidate as a principal and powerful policy player, and not just as comic relief.

By sealing off these portals to the real world, Aciman does more than deprive young Oskar and Clara of a meaningful context — he deprives himself of a perspective from which to cast their shallowness and self-important gravitas as features of youth in a particular culture at a particular time.

One of the strangest asserts that he deprives the club of rental income by occupying 10 of the club's 45 apartments at no charge, along with his identical twin, John, and one of the club's trustees, Steven Leitner, a longtime friend.

Furthermore, unless God regularly interferes with his creatures achieving their own objectives that is, unless he deprives them of a meaningful and efficacious freedom his own objectives in creating the universe are likely to be thwarted.

And he deprived more Americans than ever before of healthcare.

"He deprived himself of true union because he was not ever in love".

He deprived Simon's supporters of their lands, but "the Disinherited" fought back from redoubts in forests or fens.

Dying cruelly young at 33, he deprived England, and its literature, of one of its brightest lights.

Was he deprived of a "real" childhood because he played baseball in Prospect Park instead of in an empty suburban cul-de-sac like I did?