Sentence examples for disenfranchised in from inspiring English sources

Did she feel disenfranchised in some way?

It might be people who were disenfranchised in school.

Prior to Governor Scott's changes, nearly a quarter of those disenfranchised in Florida were African-American.

That could intensify sentiment among Sunnis that despite voting in force, they remain disenfranchised in Iraq's new democracy.

I very closely identified with the heroine, Meg Murry, a girl who felt extremely disenfranchised in her world.

He said Mr. Giuliani's firm primarily sought to use the legislation to draw attention to those disenfranchised in Ethiopia.

That is because her clients -- the disenfranchised in Africa, Haiti, Brazil, India -- are increasingly able to secure loans.

STEVE COLL: There's no doubt that there are a lot more Pashtuns than just the hardcore Taliban who feel disenfranchised in Afghan politics.

"They're going to become terrorists!" he shouted over the din of the crowd, referring to those disenfranchised in the new Iraq.

While Wyld agrees that female writers winning prizes is a step in the right direction, she still believes that women are largely disenfranchised in the writing world.

A 1999 federal court decree followed complaints by Hispanic voters that they were disenfranchised, in violation of the Voting Rights Act.