Like a child deprived of his parents at an early age, it is difficult for him to feel loved by anyone.

"You will be deprived of power at the same time," she objected.

"Certainly in my case, having been deprived of family at an early age, I was looking for that warmth and structure, comfort."

Telephone calls cannot insure that a child will not feel deprived at mail call.

His heirs were deprived of their estate at the Restoration in the 1660s.

Notices, p. 542), but he was deprived of his office at the Restoration.

Another case of a child deprived at a young age is one of Isabelle.

That all kids would turn out better if deprived of doting mamas at an early age.

The accused did not have the intention permanently to deprive at the relevant time.

But merely abolishing them would deprive the school system at the neighborhood level of independent advice, they say.