Sentence examples for disadvantaged feel from inspiring English sources

"The people who are most disadvantaged feel totally disconnected.

"Oh-h-h, my goodness, I'm at Harrrrrvard!" Oprah Winfrey told its Class of 2013, before addressing her remarks "to anybody who has ever felt inferior or felt disadvantaged, felt screwed by life".

Ben Arnold More poorly, forlorn and generally disadvantaged hounds feel the healing hands of Alan Davies and friends.

In a country where whom you know still matters at least as much as what you know, that is helping Turkey's disadvantaged east feel more involved in the democratic process.The east also happens to be home to many millions of Kurds, whose alienation from the mainstream of Ataturk's republic has been a cause of dissension and violence almost since the republic was born.

They don't feel disadvantaged.

Al-Hilli said: "Women feel disadvantaged.

A massive increase in EU tariffs against developing-country exports would certainly make them feel disadvantaged.

For the first time in my life, I feel disadvantaged by factors over which I have no control.

Although their resources are dwarfed by those of the for-profit companies, nonprofit utilities say they do not feel disadvantaged.

Although they understand the course contents, they feel disadvantaged against the other students because they think they lack the literacy skills necessary to achieve the high grades.

Most of all, it is the language of communication that ensures I never feel disadvantaged in my professional aspirations or social life.