Sentence examples for dispossessed from from inspiring English sources

They feel dispossessed from any control over their own destiny".

"He had felt sort of dispossessed from his name," Mr. de Lataillade said.

A player is unceremoniously dispossessed from behind, to howls of derision from his teammates.

For the Republicans this entity was dispossessed from its home in the Middle West, where Democrats scored heavy victories, & it settled in such states as Tennessee, N.Y.

"It was where people who had been dispossessed from their land, people who had survived smallpox epidemics and all that sort of stuff ended up being corralled into a small area".

"The essential truth is that Aboriginal people were dispossessed from their land by force, their populations reduced by disease and violence, and their cultural beliefs and practices disrespected and sometimes destroyed".

Yes, Peter Stuyvesant was a ruthless administrator who meted out arbitrary justice and dispossessed natives from the Hudson Valley.

And the tragedy for Germans in the east in 1945 was also immense, with 12 to 14 million refugees dispossessed, many admittedly from land and houses seized from Poles and others.

Charlemagne dispossessed his nephews from their inheritance and reunited the kingdom under his own authority.

But in a vast country, many aggrieved people, from dispossessed villagers through unemployed graduates to angry bloggers, resent the state.

Not all of the women in the network were refugees, but came from dispossessed families in Syria.