Sentence examples for just deprived from inspiring English sources
Murdering policemen and bank guards never did anything to improve the lives of African-Americans; it just deprived families of their loved ones.
After a two-week interrogation period at the beginning of my detention — during which I was just deprived of sleep for a few days and slapped around a couple of times — life was actually quite cheerful.
In 1993, after their abduction and murder of James Bulger, the 10-year-olds were not just deprived of their liberty but put through a comprehensive programme of psychotherapy, education and consistent, strict discipline.
A nasty dispute over proprietorship and revenue splits has just deprived "The Connection" of its longtime host, Christopher Lydon -- a man of eclectic intelligence, urbane accent and a new taste for entrepreneurship.
The most beautiful sporting gesture I have ever witnessed was at the end of the 1989 Gold Cup, when jockey Tom Morgan, who had finished second, rode over to give the victorious Desert Orchid (who had just deprived him of a place in racing history) a loving pat.
If you have an abortion, you will forever wonder who your baby might have grown up to be; you may have just deprived the world of a great artist, political leader, scientist, important military leader, etc.
"State law considers a vehicle a necessity, and you can't just deprive an individual of one," Mr. Lefevre said.
Haven't we learned by now that removing books from the curriculum just deprives children of exposure to classic works of literature?
It doesn't just deprive them of the beauty of women's faces; it offends the secularism that goes deep in European and especially French culture.
Sure, that's the actor they want, but are they really not just depriving a deserving British actor of a job?
Repeal of the estate tax would not just deprive the federal government of substantial income, it would also cost the states billions of dollars in lost revenue, since many of them get a credit from the federal estate tax.
