Sentence examples for yet deprived from inspiring English sources

This effect is at once opulent yet deprived, decadent yet full of innocent lovesickness.

Yet, deprived of an entire back four by injuries and suspension, their frailty was apparent.

Children can know how important they are to their family, but if it isn't backed up with consistency of presence, they can feel valued and dismissed, indulged yet deprived".

These are all predicated on an awareness that such rights are critical, are a birthright and are something that increasing numbers of the world are working to achieve on their own behalf and for those yet deprived.

"Governments make gestures towards conservation, yet deprive it of resources," he said.

Political pressure to override science-based catch limits is building in some quarters, while budget cuts could yet deprive fishery managers of the resources they need.

"Finding some way to allow them to do that and yet deprive them of the ability to harass law-abiding citizens and victimize innocent owners is a very hard line to walk".

Yet Congress deprived the director of the authority to set budgets or hire and fire leaders.

With the FDP polling well below the 5% threshold necessary to enter parliament, McAllister might yet be deprived of leadership despite the CDU's strong poll lead.

That's why Labour's economic credibility has polled so poorly over the past five years, the weak point that may yet help deprive the party of victory.

She tried to navigate between goals that sometimes collided — seeking more diversity and trying to promote a new generation of editors, yet not depriving the paper of those with experience and wisdom.