Sentence examples for to disenfranchised from inspiring English sources
verb
To deprive someone of a franchise, generally their right to vote
He worked to extend the vote to disenfranchised blacks.
The store caters to disenfranchised rock fans as well as fashion insiders.
Yet what could be more cynical than spoon-feeding this Pollyanna presidency to disenfranchised liberals?
Is Mr. Sorkin "spoon-feeding this Pollyanna presidency to disenfranchised liberals"?
The political tradition that matters most to disenfranchised working-class voters is Labour's tradition of opposing the excesses of capitalism.
Sirkis likens the spread of Rio's gang culture to Al Qaeda's appeal to disenfranchised youths in Muslim societies.
He said Mr. Giuliani's firm primarily sought to use the legislation to draw attention to those disenfranchised in Ethiopia.
Carvin is also promoting a way for technology to give voice to the disenfranchised: mobcasting.
Environmental gentrification, or the influx of wealthy residents to historically disenfranchised neighborhoods due to new green spaces, is an increasingly common phenomenon around the globe.
The prime minister's decision was widely viewed as an effort to reach out to the disenfranchised Sunni minority.
It wasn't exactly hard to feel connected to the disenfranchised.
