With few bold gestures or artificial theatrics, he left plenty of reserves in the choir's tank for their description of the privations suffered by the Israelites in parts 2 and 3.
She wants to maintain her dignity, even in the face of the privations of war.
Joseph Bartlett, one of their captives, described the privations suffered due the loss of the force's baggage.
The privations suffered by the Continental Army in the winter of 1777-78 resulted from the lack of a proper distribution system.
In its violent rejection of Manya, Seinfeld has driven descent-based ethnicities (and their legacy of privation and self-sacrifice) off the face of the earth, and literally off the air.
(Rather like Alcatraz in San Francisco, a city to which Cape Town has often been compared for its scenic beauty and hedonistic tendencies, Robben Island served as a constant reminder to those on the mainland of the privations being suffered by some).
The title of Corbett's book, "Orphans Preferred," was the phrase that reputedly appeared in newspaper ads seeking "young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over eighteen, willing to risk death daily". Only once did a Pony Express rider "dump the blanket," a contemptuous term for a coward who refused to ride in the face of danger and privation.
"We believe, rather, that the only conclusion to be drawn is that in the face of driving need and physical privation many habits and social instincts are reduced to silence".
In the face of U.S. consumer retrenchment, China's exports will suffer mightily.
The associated privations are reflected in the behaviour and the faces of the people living in Havana.
The 1998 parable invited readers not to adopt the over-entitled victim mentality in face of cheese privation, as did Hem and Haw, but to become flexible in the face of change, like Sniff and Scurry.
