Sentence examples for that deprived from inspiring English sources

Another letdown was an appetizer of "bone marrow flan" that deprived marrow of its oozing glory.

"It's really a question of, were there errors, administrative or breaches of law, that deprived people of a vote?

But there was also confusing economic data that deprived the market of guidance for the near future.

Studies have found that deprived Houston neighbourhoods are more likely to be affected by West Nile than prosperous ones.

Since then, the temperature has cooled.In May, a restructuring was announced that deprived Mr Turner of an operational role.

The situation had escalated to a public health hazard that deprived me of the full enjoyment of my overpriced apartment.

He was a superbly gifted writer who died during the AIDS epidemic that deprived us of a generation of talent.

The second was a widespread property-tax revolt that deprived local governments of their most reliable source of income.

Earlier this year, Robert Mugabe was returned to the presidency in what appeared to be a rigged election that deprived many in Zimbabwe of their right to vote.

His death was a pointless, wanton murder that deprived a family, a newspaper and a profession of a beloved son, brother, husband, and colleague.

In 1990, Tomas suffered a severe severe stroke that deprived him of most of his speech and diminished the mobility of his right side.