Sentence examples for feel dispossessed from inspiring English sources
The change has restored an important part of Bargemusic's original mission, but it has also left some bruised feelings among the former core players, who feel dispossessed.
Many Anglos feel dispossessed.
They feel dispossessed from any control over their own destiny".
We can neither afford to be complacent nor feel dispossessed by our democracy.
The current Palestinian uprising, displayed nightly on television, evidently has caught the imagination and sympathy of ordinary Saudis, who like the Palestinians may feel dispossessed and alienated.
When Hofstadter wrote, the right wing felt dispossessed because it was rejected by both major parties.
He wrote: The modern right wing... feels dispossessed: America has been largely taken away from them and their kind, though they are determined to try to repossess it and to prevent the final destructive act of subversion.
Most of the 200,000 or so who voted for the anti-immigrant British National Party in the local elections in May 2006 were members of the white working class who felt dispossessed.Earlier racial clashes in the 1970s and 1980s were thought to have sprung mainly from economic deprivation and unequal opportunities, with some reason.
It was a golden road, the 30 years ahead, notwithstanding unending criticism and raillery from opponents and factionalists who, year after year, felt dispossessed or shortchanged.
People feel somehow dispossessed and yet we now have huge records and resources that tell us who and where we are and where we come from.
