Sentence examples for felt disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

He wrote that he believed Jabar felt disenfranchised or alienated by society, and that "generalisations and fearful attitudes" would only put more Australians at risk.

The politics of the Shiite community — which already felt disenfranchised — are deeply and inextricably linked with a faith that reveres martyrdom and holds social justice as a principal value.

In addition to the nationalists, he appealed to protest voters who felt disenfranchised: "My France is that of the French who vote for the extremes not because they believe their ideas but because they despair of being heard.

The products are also open to heterosexual customers, said chief executive Heidi McCormack, but come as a result of two years of research where it emerged that members of the LGBT community often felt disenfranchised.

Sanders spoke for different groups of Americans who felt disenfranchised: young people with heavy college debt and lousy career prospects, blue-collar workers who retained their Democratic identity, progressives (many of them professionals) who found Obama and Clinton too moderate.

The conference was brought to a halt -- over the question of American and European agricultural subsidies -- not by Brazil and its allies but by a larger, separate coalition of less developed countries, mostly African and Caribbean, that felt disenfranchised and ignored.

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.

My generation feels disenfranchised".

And people feel disenfranchised.

"People feel disenfranchised and overlooked.

"People just feel disenfranchised".