Sentence examples for i'm depriving from inspiring English sources

"I would feel I'm depriving someone".

With every download, I'm depriving my local and beloved indies – the Crow on the Hill, Kirkdale Books, Beckenham Bookshop, Tales on Moon Lane, Dulwich Books, Chener Books and all the doughty south-east London rest of them* – of revenue and instead adding to Amazon's legally sound, ethically decidedly iffy gains.

By allowing myself to live in fear, I'm depriving myself of the ability to live, period.

She looks at me as though I'm deprived.

I feel like I'm deprived of vitamins or something.

I have seen that when I'm deprived of sleep my levels of productivity plummet.

"It's not as if I were depriving her of anything," the mischief-maker said.

If I did, I'd be resentful about all the things I was depriving myself of.

But I said, 'Hello, I need a life.' I was depriving myself of having fun".

Merrell executives had been insisting that "I was depriving people of this thing," she said in the recent interview.

As I noticed this pattern, I began to wonder if I was depriving my son of some deep emotional knowledge.