Sentence examples for the deprivation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of depriving, dispossessing, or bereaving; the act of deposing or divesting of some dignity.
The deprivation of freedom is punishment enough.
Teachers at the school are finding the deprivation similarly refreshing.
They concentrated on human rights & the deprivation of justice.
I could not believe the deprivation I saw.
The deprivation of water is far more serious than the deprivation of food.
But the deprivation doesn't appear really to upset them.
Why Have It: "It's detox without the deprivation".
The case only appears to turn on the deprivation of the slave-owner's property if one ignores the deprivation of Scott's right to not be property.
As an existential experience, the deprivation of liberty has been known to inspire a creative response.
But what makes Oliver and the viewer angry, what shocks, is the deprivation.
Didn't he think about the deprivation she would feel before upending that bottle of pills?
