Sentence examples for very disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

"I just feel very disenfranchised as a voter.

Emma says she feels "very disenfranchised – even though I vote – and very powerless".

"A lot of people in my generation feel very disenfranchised from Germany because of the Third Reich," said Andreas Mink, a native of Baden-Baden who joined The Aufbau in 1997.

"Even me, someone of mixed race, born here and very much embodying British values, I am starting to feel very disenfranchised and alienated by the current political and media discourse about Muslims".

The green movement is very disenfranchised.

I feel like they're very disenfranchised and not what we see in the media and we're giving them a voice.

These are very much disenfranchised voices that have felt like outcasts of society that now get a chance to be heard, and they are being put in the roles of people with power and ability- and they show the world for the true melting pot that it is, offering many different faces from all over, with many different beliefs.

"I've had a bunch of very positive responses from disenfranchised Democrats like myself, some of whom are afraid to say it.

Wilson and Lee raised the finance, persuaded 220 patrons and a team of dedicated field researchers to prepare the way and gain the trust of those very people who felt disenfranchised and had "turned off" politics: most notably women, working-class Protestants, republicans, and the young.

American Jewish organizations must go further if Israel is ever to turn its back on the maximalist territorial temptation that inflicts on disenfranchised Palestinians the very exclusion Jews lived over centuries.

This very second, many of the disenfranchised states that are ignored because they are either solidly "red" or "blue" are making plans to attract their political opposites, so that they may be host to a thrilling, down-to-the wire, chad-counting media spectacle come Election Night 2012.