Sentence examples for because it validates from inspiring English sources
The lack of novelty in Dr. Gray's tree of Indo-European languages is its best feature, biologists say, because it validates the method he used to construct it.
A lot of the motivation for producers to bottle and sell prestige editions is not for the immediate profit from those 720-odd bottles (a tiny volume that will represent less than the rounding error in the accounts) but because it validates the brand and enhances its image.
They love it when you're interested because it validates them.
"I can't go that far myself but I certainly am thrilled and pleased because it validates the importance of the project".
This quote is irresistible for a theatre director because it validates the attempt to make a live performance from a novel.
IN "The Uses of Enchantment," Bruno Bettelheim's 1976 book on the psychological resonance of fairy tales, he contends that "Cinderella" appeals to young children because it validates their feelings of sibling rivalry.
Not because the film had a happy ending – it didn't; just an escape and a hope of something more – but because it validated my politics.
The French secretary of state for industry, Christophe Sirugue, told France Info the Hinkley decision was good news because it validated French industrial strategy to invest in nuclear.
Michael A. Bauser, associate general counsel of the Nuclear Energy Institute, the trade group of reactor operators, called the court's decision a victory for his side because it "validated the overall process that led to the recommendation and selection of Yucca Mountain".
The IOM report "had an unbelievable effect," because it validated patients' experiences—"it told them that they weren't crazy," says geneticist Ronald Davis, who directs the Genome Technology Center at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, and was one of the report's 15 authors.
I'm glad this study came out because 1) It validates what a lot of health-aware "soccer moms" are concerned about; and 2) Having a formal study documenting the problem might be the first step toward change.
