Sentence examples for with privation from inspiring English sources

The familiarity with privation implied here is a long way from the usual version of pop that climbs the charts.

Fighting excess with privation: it's a particularly American foible, like ordering a Diet Coke with your fries, in the hope that one might cancel out the other.

In other accounts, like the one illustrated in a 17th-century Indian painting in the show, the two are reunited, at which point, exhausted with privations, Majnun dies in his beloved's arms.

But with Rockall Solo privation is the larger purpose.

It would be a yearlong trek of about 2,000 miles layered with danger, privation and violence.

Faced with grinding privation every day, social workers can feel powerless to effect meaningful change.

Mr. Morgen was won over by her, and for much of the next two years, the pair made almost daily trips to the New Bed Stuy Boxing Center, hoping to capture the world of three young boxers and their trainer and their efforts to cope with the privation and despair that surrounded them.

For instance, it seems that we cannot equate the evil of pain with the privation of pleasure or some other feeling.

One problem with the privation theory's solution to the problem of evil is that it provides only a partial solution to the problem of evil since even if God creates no evil we must still explain why God allows privation evils to exist (See Calder 2007a; Kane 1980).

On the opposite side of the street are the brick houses and shops of modern Soweto, the township once synonymous with the privations of apartheid.

Then there are the boats based in Northern Ireland, often staffed with diligent, sober Filipinos taking advantage of a loophole in the visa system, who cope with the privations of life at sea better than the average Scot.