Sentence examples for disenfranchised corner from inspiring English sources

Proponents of a "People's Vote" hope the country might come to a different conclusion now there's more evidence and the Leave campaign's lies have been disproven; others feel – despite their initial opposition – that a disenfranchised corner of the electorate has spoken, and with little change in opinion polls MPs have a responsibility to earn their trust.

A similar exchange of energy occurs between audience and actors in Ché Walker's "Frontline," a sprawling, boisterous study of life among the disenfranchised in an ungentrified corner of the Camden section of London, between a tube stop and a lap-dancing club.

Are 175,000 disenfranchised voters a box office disaster?

After several years of working as an associate at two big firms where he developed and sharpened his litigation skills, he realized that what he longed to do was to be a voice for the disenfranchised and stand in the underdog's corner, pushing for victory.

Jackson went on to become a city of broad avenues, eclectic architectural styles, churches on every corner, big old oaks and magnolias -- and a large population of disenfranchised blacks.

His case exposes a tragic truth about Pakistan's resumption of hangings, one which is mirrored in capital punishment campaigns in every corner of the globe: that it is the most vulnerable individuals in society – the poor, the disenfranchised, the powerless and abused – who are most often marched to the gallows.

My generation feels disenfranchised".

It's the disenfranchised.

They remain essentially disenfranchised.

You just hate the disenfranchised".

Women were completely disenfranchised".