Sentence examples for without being robbed of from inspiring English sources

It's doubtful if he could even play a biographical character without being robbed of his essence.

The pace of change may not be as fast as anyone wants, including us, but I challenge the world to watch as this country develops into a place where people enjoy the fruits of our petroleum riches without being robbed of their incentive to produce and to control their destinies.

Those who offer both a real estate agency and tax preparation services say that the combination increases foot traffic, and that clients can be easily shared and referred back and forth between the businesses without either side being robbed of their lunch.

Todd lays out the world from which the album emerged: the 60s literary movement the Last Poets, which was passionately dedicated to the continuation of an oral tradition without which African Americans were being robbed of their community memories.

Helen Hayes deplored "the spectacle of free Americans being robbed of a livelihood without a trial".

Basically, children are being robbed of an education".

Brazil has a lot of problems, such as corruption in politics and violence, but it is not as if you couldn't cross the street without being robbed.

Without work he'd been robbed of his role as provider, and thanks to Centrelink his wife and children were now financially independent; his authority no longer unchallenged.

"Without an education, they are robbed of the opportunity to achieve their full potential, and everyone loses in the end".

The crime events are soon overtaken by another plot-line that develops after the explosion which allows Sam to escape without further injury (although having been robbed of her phone, money, and ring).

Messier, who turned 40 on Thursday, has gone 12 games without a goal, although he was robbed of a potential game-winner in Montreal with under four minutes remaining in regulation.