Sentence examples for of having deprived from inspiring English sources

On Christmas Day that year, Dr. Herbert found that his legs had become so weak that he could barely move, a result of having deprived himself of enough potassium.

We have nothing to reproach our parents for, except having deprived us of an interesting childhood.

IMAGINE, suggests Philipp Blom, that a "voracious but highly selective plague of bookworms" had deprived us of all knowledge of 20th-century history after 1914.

Absence of freedom to express themselves in the political climate of Iraq has deprived them of their right to recreation and freedom.

And so its unfathomable absence from the craggy peaks and valleys of Lower Manhattan has deprived New York of its most imposing landmark -- the hinge of its compass -- and of an abiding confidence in the city's physical resilience.

"The sudden death of John Sullivan has deprived the world of television comedy of its greatest exponent," said Gareth Gwenlan, the show's producer.

All of this has deprived Spain of a political shift.

Meanwhile, a century of illegality has deprived governments of much information that good policy requires.

For his part, the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, frets that excess capacity across a number of industries has deprived companies of their pricing power.

"It's unfortunate that a small number of individuals have deprived many of our students from hearing her message and formulating their own opinions," he said.

The total loss of hearing has deprived him of all the pleasure which society can give, and perhaps soured his temper.