Sentence examples for get legitimized from inspiring English sources

To have a foreign designer like Raf Simons come to America is unprecedented, because usually people leave the US to get legitimized on a global scale.

I do it all the time in my own head, with the goal of not letting these runaway thoughts get legitimized by speaking them or acting on them.

"Not going to readings" excuses usually get legitimized by their timing: it's right at rush hour, or after work, and after a day of cramming your mind full of info it can be kind of daunting to do it, even for pleasure, just a little bit more.

"But I also feel like until everything gets legitimized, I don't want a player on our team who I don't know who the parents are.

The launch of the IBM PC in 1981 was when the notion of the microprocessor as the engine of computing got legitimized.

When you permit stupid ideas to go out into the world without putting a check on them, one of the natural consequences is that stupidity gets legitimized.

Somehow, because of the exposure they get, it legitimizes [the concept] because they're real designers who just happen to be designing for Target".

These efforts to get the MKO legitimized is just the last round of efforts by the MKO and its neocon supporters -- presumably as a reward to have "outed" the Iranian nuclear program.

The man actually did make $100,000, but, of course, our clients didn't want to get involved in legitimizing income from bribes.

"Problems have come from the desire to get the culture to legitimize this music so that it can become a packageable idiom that attracts corporate dollars".

And Porro's Walter, both lubricant and wrench in the cog of the dream machine, was sincere enough in his hopes and desires, until he had to get down to the legitimizing the enterprise.