Sentence examples for alone disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Abouzeid notes, Isil isn't marching across Iraq alone: Disenfranchised Sunnis from across the political spectrum, including former Saddam loyalists, are also involved, drawn together by the increasingly autocratic and sectarian rule of the Iraqi government.

How many people that does that visa fee alone disenfranchise?

Blacks in Mississippi were almost entirely disenfranchised.

Along with his peers, he feels entirely disenfranchised.

We end up feeling disenfranchised, alone, insatiable (we become addicted looking for more "hits" or "likes" or "matches" or affirmations in some way) and none of the algorithms or computer-generated optimization "facts" that are accumulated about me or my "likes" or you and our "common interests" can in any way replace what we're going there for in the first place.

Felony disenfranchisement laws alone, referring to laws that strip the rights of voters who have been convicted of a felony offense, disenfranchise more than 6 million otherwise eligible voters.

"In Texas alone, 600,000 voters were at risk of being disenfranchised by the new voter ID requirements".

"I hope that people can take comfort in the fact that they're not alone, just by seeing people who also feel incredibly disenfranchised and disgusted by the notion that the country would elect somebody so hateful on television, and feel a sense of camaraderie or company or kind of relation," said Klausner.

And in present-day Denmark, disenfranchised teen Claudia reads Inge's journal to the old baron living alone in the manor house.

More than 300,000 Ohio voters were disenfranchised in the run-up to 2004, and at least 170,000 have since been eliminated in Franklin County alone.

He feels disenfranchised.