Despite Rossetti's encouragement of Siddal's artistic talent, the vast majority of the energy of both parties was directed towards his art, and she was left deprived and needy.
If Mr. Sharon remains in office and the scandal worsens, some of his coalition partners could threaten to leave, depriving the government of its majority and possibly forcing its collapse.
On the other hand, shedding leaves deprives a tree of photosynthesis, and decreases its survival and reproductive success in proportion to the fraction of the time that the leaves are absent.
Yet this "freedom," in turn, left me deprived of some very fundamental, grown-up skills, like cleaning my clothes without changing their color.
Obama and Clinton both seemed determined to move far enough left to deprive Edwards of the oxygen he would need to catch fire.
When parents lose a grown-up child who has children of his or her own, they mourn for their child with the whole of their hearts while simultaneously despairing over their grandchildren left behind, deprived of a parent.
But in urban slums, like those in Moradabad, too many girls are being left behind, deprived of basic services and opportunities.
In the post-World War II period in North America, a move to the suburbs signified a rise in social class as people left the deprived inner-cities for more affluent neighbourhoods [ 15, 16].
Each report covers a different subject, but they share a common theme: The undeniable fact that too many children are being left behind, deprived of their right to thrive and grow – simply because they were born female, or have a disability, or live in one of the world's poorest and most isolated places.
The first book of a trilogy, it was published by a tiny independent press in Australia, and distribution in print has been limited and sluggish, leaving bookstores deprived of copies.
