Sentence examples similar to thorough privation of from inspiring English sources

States of privation, of deprivation.

Also, the positive is prior to its privation (warm, for instance, to cold), and rest and heaviness stand for the privation of lightness and movement.

For of contraries, one is a privation no less than it is a contrary-and a privation of the essential nature; and privation is the denial of a predicate to a determinate genus.

This is especially true for those who lived through the privation of the post WWII era.

In Serbia, the corruption, violence, and economic privation of the nineteen-nineties created a climate perfect for organized crime.

For instance, the evil of disease consists in a privation of health, and the evil of sin consist in a privation of virtue.

Note that an eclipse is nothing other than the privation of light.

The metaphysical good of reality correlates with the metaphysical evil of privation of reality or non-being.

This is crucial since the nothingness with which they are concerned is not the simple negation or privation of being.

According to Plotinus, matter is to be identified with evil and privation of all form or intelligibility (see II 4).

– the hedonism and prodigality of Keynesian stimulus schemes versus the asceticism and privation of Puritanical austerity plans.