Sentence examples for violently deprived from inspiring English sources
More importantly, what of Hae, the woman who was violently deprived of a voice 15 years ago and whose silence is made starker by her life – and death – being pored over in such grim detail?
But, because others are violently deprived of rights and life does not mean that we should be content with circumscribed rights and lives.
Mayhem, in Anglo-American law, offense against the person in which the offender violently deprives his victim of a member of his body, thus making him less able to defend himself.
The Muslim societies that have reacted violently are economically deprived, as you point out, but they also are ruled by dogma, and their reaction is to a perceived insult to their dogma.
Dark, sunken eyes can help you look dead, violently injured, sleep-deprived, or all of the above!
The rise of many jihadist groups can be traced several decades back to the reigns of corrupt and ruthless Arab dictators who grossly violated human rights, deprived their citizens of social justice, and violently suppressed any opposition with impunity.
How can it be that we are prepared to take the law into our own hands and protest violently because we lost a football match – but not when we've been deprived of our freedom and dignity?
I felt surprised, and deprived.
Beckton is the tenth most deprived.
Defeated, he was deprived of his chieftainship.
