Sentence examples for disenfranchised subjects from inspiring English sources

To have citizens on one side of an invisible line and disenfranchised subjects without rights on the other side does not work.

To have citizens on one side of an invisible line, and disenfranchised subjects without rights on the other, does not work.

We are fast becoming a world of seven billion disaffected, dis-empowered and disenfranchised subjects: Not what we would have chosen as our common bond, perhaps--but bond it is, uniting us across borders, cultures and ideologies.

This has left some homeowners feeling disenfranchised and subject to the whims of a government that does not understand them.

And since most of his subjects were actually disenfranchised black and brown youths — that is, hip-hop fans rather than stars — he effectively transformed his subjects into aristocrats, at least in the world of the picture.

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

A theme park for the disenfranchised, with franchises available.

CBC: Do you think that might become part of our journalistic careers – being that voice for people who are disenfranchised or unable to vocalise the prejudice they're subjected to?

The documentaries explored PTSD among U.S. veterans of the occupation of Iraq, life and death among four generations of an Argentinian family, disenfranchised fishermen in the Azores islands and some more playful subjects, too.

LaChapelle says that he hasn't seen Paris Is Burning for a long time, but he sees the similarities between the films: both have their subjects talk to camera while applying make-up; both show the disenfranchised forming new families among their friends.

"Koch" reveals its subject as a man who rarely cleared much acreage in his heart for the disenfranchised or suffering.