Sentence examples for that deprived a from inspiring English sources
His death was a pointless, wanton murder that deprived a family, a newspaper and a profession of a beloved son, brother, husband, and colleague.
To the Sports Editor: Parents of young baseball players are trying to make a teachable moment out of the blown call that deprived a young pitcher of a perfect game.
To say that depriving a user of Internet access infringes on a fundamental right is pure fantasy".
Just two years ago, the Supreme Court, in a decision by Justice Antonin Scalia, ruled that depriving a defendant of the lawyer of his choice was such a fundamental violation of the Sixth Amendment that the conviction must be reversed whether or not the defendant would have done better with a different lawyer.
For example, we learned that depriving a corn plant of water in its first three weeks of life had a very different outcome than depriving it in the last 30 days.
Behaviorists believe that depriving a dog of that course of action by immobilizing him with a hug can increase his stress level and, if the dog's anxiety becomes significantly intense, he may bite".
The panel concluded that "depriving an individual of their liberty for the purposes of immigration detention should be an absolute last resort and only used to effect removal".
Talking trash about a competitor is one thing, but engaging in violent criminal activity that deprives an individual or group is entirely another.
But the northerners have long stirred up rivalry between the Dinka and other southern tribes in order to divide and rule.Some worry that, deprived of a common enemy in Khartoum, an independent south may descend into inter-ethnic warfare.
"Vince was always concerned to get the right policy outcome," says Chris Huhne, a cabinet member until he was forced to resign in February 2012 – a departure that deprived Cable of a key ally on the left.
He was a superbly gifted writer who died during the AIDS epidemic that deprived us of a generation of talent.
