Sentence examples for of depriving from inspiring English sources
The move would have the happy side-effect of depriving Labour of scores of seats.
Is this another means of depriving wine lovers of their pretensions?
Unwilling to be accused of depriving the troops of funds, they stripped the withdrawal provision.
"My conduct had the effect of depriving others of honest services," he said.
It's a question of the objective situation of depriving Jews of their civil rights in Rome.
Irony is a means of depriving the object of its reality in order that the subject may feel free.
The government had to prove that he did so with the willful intention of depriving the prisoner of his rights.
At times, Sasha had to fight the urge to lie simply as a way of depriving Coz of it.
George III is accused, for example, of "depriving us in many cases of the benefits of Trial by Jury".
The president must end this war in the net, which deprives us of civil liberties under the guise of depriving foreign bad people of sanctuary.
His critics accused him of depriving peace-minded citizens of their liberties, of prizing arrests to the point that false ones were made.
