Sentence examples for which disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

Darwin found he could no longer believe in a deity that caused 'the immense amount of suffering in the world', and so he produced his theory of natural selection, which disenfranchised God from his role in our creation, and has marooned mankind in a moral vacuum ever since.

In 1948, Ponnampalam voted in favour of one of several bills, later known as the Ceylon Citizenship Act which disenfranchised Indian Tamils ("Hill Country Tamils").

(As the Kansas secretary of state, Kobach is a strong proponent of the Interstate Crosscheck program, which has disenfranchised thousands of voters).

Peddling cultureless capitalism, blinkered jingoism, vulgar insults, Trump has promised to "make America great again", plucking at a hazy nostalgia akin to that which turned disenfranchised Brits to Brexit.

Durden creates a movement which sees disenfranchised men meeting up to physically beat the shit out of each other, eventually forming a group called Project Mayhem.

The model which was introduced disenfranchised primary care and this needs to be put right.

He also has a tendency to mock the disenfranchised, which reached its barrel-scraping depths in this non-Burp video.

If they say they won't disband, then they could be disenfranchised, which is not in their interests because they really want these elections.

The politics of the Shiite community — which already felt disenfranchised — are deeply and inextricably linked with a faith that reveres martyrdom and holds social justice as a principal value.

What will happen when an estimated 750,000 people are disenfranchised, which is larger than the Obama's margin of victory in the state in 2008?

The hurdles that Cherán has faced in recent years highlight the plight of Mexico's most disenfranchised communities, which have suffered disproportionately during the nation's drug wars, often without national notice.