Sentence examples for feeling legitimised from inspiring English sources

Trump himself may have disavowed the "alt-right", but his rhetoric has led to them feeling legitimised.

Communication within the doctor patient consultation also appears key, with patients reporting a lack of feeling their symptoms were legitimised.

Romney also accused Trump of legitimising feelings of racism, misogyny and xenophobia, and the men stand starkly opposed over Russia.

To ignore popular feeling could risk local demonstrations on local grievances, legitimised by displays of support for the Palestinians.SIMON HENDERSONLondonSIR Your article on the reaction of the Arab world to Ariel Sharon's election contains an error in military history ("Fear of Sharon", February 10th).

Through reading back into my genealogy to the point when my ancestors arrived in Akaroa on the Banks Peninsula, I felt part of this place, legitimised and concrete, after the falling feeling of losing a parent as a teenager.

It legitimised the emotions Fleabag's peers were feeling behind our laptop screens.

Simple and straightforward, their poems made a direct appeal to the human heart and for the first time legitimised the exploration of subjectivity.Despite their role in revolutionising human feeling, neither of them drove people out to demonstrate in the streets; in fact, they gradually lost the revolutionary fervour of their youth.

Bruno Bettelheim in his study, The Uses of Enchantment, suggested that folk and fairytales that endure from generation to generation, speak to something deep in the reader's unconscious – for instance, that these older tales legitimised the murderous and violent instincts that all children experience, freeing them from the guilt that such feelings generate.

It legitimised his nation.

It would have legitimised bigotry.

"The media legitimised their killings".