Sentence examples for he feels disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

He feels disenfranchised.

That leads to his frustration, he's never been able to find a slot and he feels disenfranchised.

One of them, Alan Lodwick, says he feels " disenfranchised and disempowered" in the face of the real money, "the barristers, property developers, planning and property consultants and the landowners they represent, who can throw vast resources into making sure they make even more money out of the [green belt] land that they own".

Over at Marvel, Captain America has gone as far as giving up his star-spangled suit when he felt disenfranchised by the Watergate scandal.

And it's not just "nice," but in the WGA's self-interest, because if a writer feels disenfranchised during a strike, he or she could be the first to leave the Guild and help break a strike.

The growing minority that feels disenfranchised by Washington can't be so easily ghettoized and dismissed.

She just wants him to look into the face of a voter who feels disenfranchised.

The protesters who are now camped in the mud at Government House represent the latest turn in a long-running struggle between democratic ideals and a traditional, hierarchical society that feels disenfranchised by democratic change.

It's a loud raspy voice that was familiar to Lincoln and Mark Twain and now it's back, thanks to the cranky Right, which feels disenfranchised by the election of Obama.

A lot can happen between now and then, but if Trump's base feels disenfranchised by a Democrat in the Oval Office and by a Republican party they feel has subverted the will of the people, there's no reason not to expect a galvanized Trump campaign the next time around.

It could be an individual who feels disenfranchised in some way and is sending out a message that says, 'The world will recognize me,' by committing these murders".