Sentence examples for those robbed from inspiring English sources

The location where she goes, for fried eggs and wheat toast, was among those robbed.

Already there are tens of thousands of protests each year: from those robbed of their land for development; from laid-off workers; from those suffering the side-effects of environmental despoliation.

Fifty years after the ruinous political movement began on 16 May 1966, those robbed of their loved ones are reflecting on their losses and on how – even today – there has been no comprehensive reckoning of what became known as Mao's last revolution.

But the options for those who robbed or murdered their own people were not limitless.

Two days later, three of those inmates robbed Mr. Harris of the contents of his pockets — $3 — and killed him.

Can law enforcement obtain a search warrant to dig through a vast trove of e-mails, instant messages and chat logs because they have reasonable suspicion that the owners of those accounts robbed computer equipment from a private company?

Mr. Tavarez, who pleaded guilty last year, often acted as a lookout for the group, which included several of his in-laws; he also provided members with police paraphernalia, like jackets adorned with the N.Y.P.D. logo and in one instance told those being robbed that it was a police raid.

Changes to institutions need to happen more quickly to cleanse the system … Popular discontent will fester if those who robbed and killed and tortured are not tried in a fair and transparent way … You can't create the future using the tools of the past".

A shrewd and calculating leader, Teach spurned the use of force, relying instead on his fearsome image to elicit the response he desired from those he robbed.

While it is true that legalizing theft is an inconvenient task for all parties involved (and especially for their lawyers), there are those who make the petty argument that the Principle of Inconvenience is more strongly felt by those being robbed.

But while the exhibit may be effective at highlighting hidden inequities and granting those unjustly robbed of their humanity and visibility a chance to express themselves publicly, there's a squeamish feeling you get looking at the work that is never directly addressed.