Sentence examples for disenfranchised are from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly the disenfranchised are getting acknowledged, and that feels pretty good".

It is also not a coincidence that the people likely to be disenfranchised are from groups that vote disproportionately Democratic.

As always, the most vulnerable in society – the homeless, the elderly, the poor or disenfranchised – are suffering the most.

Those disenfranchised are more likely to be non-white because of racial disparities in the US criminal justice system.

He said those potentially disenfranchised are more likely to be students, those in private rental accommodation and members of the black and minority ethnic (BAME) community.

It was also clear that few people in this movement of the disenfranchised are content any more simply to document the problems we confront.

To that point, I would not gloat over the sense of "perceived disenfranchisement" felt by white males; to feel disenfranchised is to feel not only irrelevant but invisible.

This country's sad state of health care for the poor and disenfranchised is a great movie subject.

His lifelong empathy for the disenfranchised was rooted in the troubled era recalled so vividly in "Hard Times".

"North America's festering sore of what do with its homeless and disenfranchised is crystallized in a few short blocks," The Sunday Times of Australia wrote.

"I'm a person of order and regulation, discipline and routine," she says, explaining why "the anarchy of the disenfranchised is worrisome".