Sentence examples for disenfranchised back from inspiring English sources

Blacks were not disenfranchised back then, he said.

Al Qaeda has come back largely because Iraqi Sunnis feel sidelined and disenfranchised by the Shiite-dominated government, led by Nouri al-Maliki, which came to power following the U.S. occupation of Iraq.

It's a loud raspy voice that was familiar to Lincoln and Mark Twain and now it's back, thanks to the cranky Right, which feels disenfranchised by the election of Obama.

Many of the laws disenfranchising former criminals date back to the post-Civil War era and were used to prevent freed slaves from voting.

The ability of the banks to blackmail their way back into their old pomp has left the entire electorate feeling bewildered and disenfranchised.

To beat it means looking back to 1910 when women did not have the vote and many men were also disenfranchised.

In the face of such dogged efforts to disenfranchise millions, we must fight back, and we must fight back together.

He feels disenfranchised.

And black voters were disenfranchised.

Rural women were disenfranchised.

Downtrodden, diminished, disenfranchised?