Sentence examples for feel legitimate from inspiring English sources

"I didn't feel legitimate".

They knew it would look and feel legitimate.

Despite all the stuff that a non-fan would find silly, clichéd, crazy, my goal was to make it feel legitimate".

Democratic institutions no longer feel legitimate when they continue to produce blatantly unfair outcomes; it's one of those insights that only an élite could miss.

While these connections are a bit tangential, Missoni's sophisticated use of colour, as recognised by Vreeland, does mean they feel legitimate.

"But you really don't see brussels sprouts at all in Asian cuisine, so I couldn't quite figure out how to make them feel legitimate to me.

It also feels legitimate, even responsible.

The difference is that those tasks, by virtue of not all transpiring on one opaque device, were tangible and thus felt legitimate.

You know, doing Chekhov, I was thinking, 'Somebody's going to find out…' So Detectorists feels legitimate, because I'm putting in the hours.

Perhaps the most depressing indictment of where it all left England came from Roberto Martínez in those moments after the trophy had been presented, and it felt legitimate to wonder whether the imbalance of talent now represents an unbridgeable gulf.

Mathematics can suggest what approaches are worth trying, but it can't reveal what will suit a particular place, and best deliver what we want from a democratic voting system: to create a government that feels legitimate to people — to reconcile people to being governed, and give them reason to feel that, win or lose (especially lose), the game is fair.