Sentence examples for disenfranchised sections of from inspiring English sources
When large parts of the public – who were already some of the most disenfranchised sections of society – discover they have essentially been lied to, their trust in politics will sink further still.
To avoid simply subsidising poverty and propping up the status quo, we need to embrace the referendum result and resist wallowing in the politics of blame and recrimination, which will only further polarise already disenfranchised sections of our society further.
The Barbican aims to serve this disenfranchised section of the populace with its Twisted Christmas event, a "deliciously dark" evening of singing and performances.
Social media is a tool for disruption: it can destabilize traditional power structures and unite an otherwise disenfranchised section of the population at a remarkable speed.
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.
As with the party's appeal, his crowd was a cross section of Turkey, with a large group of the hard faces of the disenfranchised in the heartland of Anatolia that Mr. Erdogan courts.
Hundreds of thousands of voters were disenfranchised for lack of new biometric identification cards.
His audience feels disenfranchised, left out of America's promise of prosperity.
