Sentence examples for profoundly deprived from inspiring English sources

The most eloquent advocates for racial preferences are students from profoundly deprived backgrounds.

It has a strong Indian community and some profoundly deprived areas.

Yet some lived on, getting older and frailer, inmates of institutions, profoundly isolated, deprived of experience, half-forgetting, half-dreaming of the world they had once lived in.

A consensus has emerged that, psychologically, they're a generation of basket cases: profoundly narcissistic and deprived of a sense of agency by their anxiously overinvolved parents — in short, a "nation of wimps," as Hara Estroff Marano, the Psychology Today editor at large, has put it.

This story about the deprived north, however, will have lasting and profoundly misleading consequences for the political landscape, if we don't think more deeply about it.

When in the supposedly green era of the 90s the NCC was further fragmented and deprived of resources and power, Moore was bewildered and profoundly disappointed.

I've reported from war zones and deprived societies for decades, but they have always been profoundly other, and this felt shockingly accessible — I could have been born here, and lived and died like this.

Critical of how being an activist had become a "role", it said, "The supposedly revolutionary activity of the activist is a dull and sterile routine – a constant repetition of a few actions with no potential for change… Indeed revolution, or even any real moves in that direction, would profoundly upset activists by depriving them of their role.

We are deprived here!

Jones believes it is a profoundly undemocratic model of urban public space, welcoming to wealthy consumers – John Lewis is a flagship store – in a city that remains one of the most deprived in England.

I felt surprised, and deprived.