Sentence examples for how disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

Once he realized how disenfranchised they felt, he said, he thought attendance might be worse than that.

He attacked Trump supporters, pondered how "disenfranchised" women, gay and disabled people, Muslims and other minorities would be feeling, called Trump an "eighth-grade bully" and expressed his fears for America's future in historical-lyrical terms.

At the wedding, as nearly the only Orthodox Jew among 600 people, Farber said he began to understand how "disenfranchised" many Jews in Israel feel when dealing with state-run religion.

But it shows how disenfranchised he is within the set-up and how aggrieved the ECB are with his comments about team spirit and even more so about reports he sent text messages to South Africa players  during the Headingley Test.

This is the saddest kind of testament to how disenfranchised and victimized American citizens have become.

How disenfranchised they might feel.

The state says it is impossible to know how many disenfranchised felons live here, because some have died or moved.

The novel's sharpest insights are into the nature of success, its best passages careful dissections of how a disenfranchised community of poor refugees turned the colony into one of the richest societies in the world.

Allan's triumph, though, is pure voice: N's loopy, dead-on rants — about the vagaries of the system, her unspeakable childhood, and the other patients, whom she calls "dribblers" — blur the line between the mad and the sane, and express how the disenfranchised experience authority.

In screenwriter Jon Robin Baitz's response to the criticism of the film, he lightly echoes the same inaccurate sentiment, "[Stonewall is] a humanist's dramatization of how the disenfranchised are empowered by rage, and it traces a point in an arc towards justice that continues today with the fight for marriage equality and is now starting to focus on transgender rights".

You have to figure out how to get disenfranchised people back to caring about humanity, not dehumanise them further to the point of provoking more atrocities".