Examples of 'we are deprived' in a sentence

Meaning of "we are deprived"

we are deprived: Indicates a state of lacking or being without essential resources, opportunities, rights, or privileges. This phrase is often used to highlight situations of disadvantage, inequality, or injustice

How to use "we are deprived" in a sentence

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we are deprived
And sometimes we are deprived the pleasures of mortals.
All are negatively affected when we are deprived of sleep.
We are deprived of our state and our education system.
We know well only what we are deprived of.
In short we are deprived of freedom of choice.
Neuropeptide Y is also elevated whenever we are deprived of food.
We are deprived of sleep.
When they disappear, we are deprived of their protection.
We are deprived of the natural resources which are our main source of livelihood.
And what happens when we are deprived of it?
If we are deprived of these needs, we stop developing.
What could be more joyous than to perceive we are deprived of nothing?
We regret that we are deprived of similarity with the Creator.
However, with every passing day, sleep is something we are deprived of.
Yet now we are deprived of our Caesar.

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When they are deprived, we are deprived.
Only when we are deprived of something, we realise its importance.
And raised in a cult, Whereas, being born we are deprived of a choice.
Thus, we are deprived of beautiful witnesses of the Voluntas Del life.
Is it because we are deprived of life?
Once we are deprived of our rights, we are free!
A mother's love, a father's protection, we are deprived of it all.
For this reason, we are deprived of the pleasure of life 's sweetness.
Nay, we are deprived altogether.
I thought, “ How come we are deprived of such places, of such facilities? ”.

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