Sentence examples for disenfranchised to from inspiring English sources

His audacious trajectory raised the spirit and encouraged the dispossessed and disenfranchised to change their own fate.

The larger and more difficult goal is battling the poverty and despair in the Middle East that turn the disenfranchised to Osama bin Laden's radical solutions.

But apparently the streets of Los Angeles call for just such jacked-up action, especially when Montel gently beseeches L.A.'s disenfranchised to set him free.

The Internet's ability to let people define their own characters was supposed to draw the disenfranchised to the medium, where they would be empowered by the lack of bias.

Only in time will it become stupidly obvious, a cultural truism, a trajectory not unlike Ali's path from enemy of the state and champion of the disenfranchised to universally acknowledged icon.

Mr. Ball said: "When I pitched the show to HBO, they asked me what it was about, and I said, it's about what it really means to be disenfranchised, to be feared, to be misunderstood.

To that point, I would not gloat over the sense of "perceived disenfranchisement" felt by white males; to feel disenfranchised is to feel not only irrelevant but invisible.

Then there's Subramanian Swamy, a recent entrant to the B.J.P. best remembered for calling for Muslims to be disenfranchised: "Need to probe why there is a spate of allegations against Asaram Bapu.

Guantanamo has absolutely destroyed America's moral standing in the world and made it easier for terrorists to recruit disenfranchised people to target what they view as the evil and hypocritical America.

It is those very members who are most able to reach out to the unorganized, to march with the disenfranchised, and to grow their union.

Meanwhile, the poor and disenfranchised continue to get ground to powder.