Sentence examples for we are deprived by from inspiring English sources

We are deprived by our stupid schooling system of most of the wonders of the world, of the skills and knowledge required to navigate it, above all of the ability to understand each other.

Like Star, they are deprived, by Arnold, of discourse.

(Should evaluation of government restrictions on advertising to children have to treat as a cost the "fun" of which children are "deprived" by those rules?

One by one, we are deprived of our beloved.

He intimated, too, that it was not a matter of just any colonies, but that the Reich expected the restoration of overseas possessions of which she had been deprived by the Versailles treaty and to which the Führer said: "We have a moral right".

Our community will be deprived by the loss of her wisdom, dignity and grace.

The story of those who should have won a medal but were deprived by cheaters is not new.

As a woman, Du Châtelet was deprived "by custom" of the formal collège (secondary school) education granted her male peers.

He who is not injured by the operation of a law or ordinance cannot be said to be deprived by it of either constitutional right or of property.

As such, they are surely included within the “property” of which no person may be deprived by a State without due process of law.

"The idea that the international revolutionary movement is deprived by not having complete access to an academic fifty-volume version of Marx and Engels is, well, daft".