Sentence examples for it dispossessed from inspiring English sources

Palestinians rejected the plan as it dispossessed them of their lands.

It saw him dispossessed by the United striker who was celebrating along with the travelling supporters even before tucking the ball into the empty net.

Now it is dispossessed Serb families who are in the news as victims of ethnic cleansing.

The intention of Israel's campaign is not to protect the rights of Jews, nor to deliberately "dezionize" Israel, but rather to undermine the rights of the Palestinian refugees, whom it uprooted, dispossessed, and expelled from their homeland.

One of the things that was great about the internet and social media, when it started, was that it allowed the dispossessed to find each other.

The company ousted the Portuguese from Ceylon and dominated the island until it was itself dispossessed by the British in 1796.

Transmitted by body lice, it afflicts the dispossessed -- refugees, soldiers, and ghettoized peoples -- causing hallucinations, terrible headaches, boiling fever, and often death.

That means that subjectivity is properly itself because it is regularly dispossessed of itself from within.

To the Arabs who ended up being violently dispossessed it was a "calamitous promise".

"The play has tremendous resonance because it is a tragicomedy," says Cox. "It's about being dispossessed, about being stateless.

Stewart admits it's a paradox, given that his plays show keen sympathy for the dispossessed, whether it's King Lear on the heath or the starving rioters in Coriolanus.