Sentence examples for some disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

Eklavya becomes an icon for some disenfranchised groups, and later versions of his story "explicitly call out for justice".

"I know we have some disenfranchised independents and Democrats here," Ms. Norton said Friday, speaking over applause that filled the crowded room.

"When I was down at Fort Benning, you'd have these 19-year-old privates wanting to marry some disenfranchised 17-year-old they just met at the Columbus Mall".

This formula has temporarily grown the format by attracting some disenfranchised rock fans, but it's now wreaking havoc on the brand of country music which has traditionally garnered respect as an authentically American storytelling platform.

He said: "Naturally, it will appeal to some disenfranchised, ignorant or confused young Muslims.

Will the Democratic campaigns pony up some money along with the national party so that these big states aren't, as some suggest, disenfranchised?

Advocates of group representation, like Iris Marion Young (1990, chap. 6), have argued that some historically disenfranchised groups may still not do very well under proportional representation.

Earlier this year, the state's Republican governor signed a bill restoring voting rights to some of those disenfranchised felons.

This has left some homeowners feeling disenfranchised and subject to the whims of a government that does not understand them.

The final screen indicated that the only citizens who remain categorically excluded today are those convicted of serious crimes, who in some states are disenfranchised for life.

"In television, it was always a landmark moment when some minority or disenfranchised group appeared on the screen for the first time," he said.