Sentence examples for physical privations from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pinto does not talk of physical privations or fatigue.

It sounds pretty brutal, particularly because the physical privations were compounded by a difficult relationship with his father.

He was never separated from his parents and sister, and the physical privations were not especially severe.

"But where we live their first word be 'bitch.' " The physical privations of inner-city children are often overstated, and their parents' resourcefulness undersold.

In this school of thought fasting is often joined with other physical privations and mortifications.

In 1921 he and his new wife, Nina, repaired to Berlin, pushed by physical privation and the rejection of Kandinsky's teaching ideas.

Her method, she said, was not intended to measure absolute physical privation, not the bare minimal level on which people could subsist, but a standard somewhat more in consonance with American experience.

The average person in a primitive society who is robbed will probably undergo physical privation as a result; the average person in America who is robbed has to give up that trip to Bermuda, and hassle with the insurance company.

"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".

A second behavioral profile, expressed by increased movement, closing of the eyes, an increase in heart rate, and crying, usually arises in response to hunger or discomfort and is a distress response to physical privation.

The Khmer Rouge held power in Cambodia from 1975 to 1979 and aggressively pursued a policy of radical social reform that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Cambodians through mass executions and physical privation.