Sentence examples for he legitimises from inspiring English sources
"He legitimises the inflammatory and toxic rhetoric of groups who are misogynistic to their core.
He legitimises their Jim Crow racism by affecting to share it, and offers hope that he can pop the US in a gold-plated Tardis and return it to 1956.
"He legitimised every kind of infraction of rules, going back to his television career in the 1980s.
She was finally reconciled with her father in 1784, when he legitimised her and created her Duchess of Albany in the Jacobite Peerage.
He's also sceptical of so-called "sustainable" fishing in general, which he says "legitimises destructive fishing", offering little more than a warm glow to "ethical" shoppers.
Indeed, pernickety readers might take umbrage with her title, claiming no mere walk-on, walk-off character deserves such top billing, but Salinger's presence – both personally and in the form of his fiction, not to mention the reams of fan mail he inspires – legitimises Rakoff's work, elevating the text to the dizzy heights of 'bibliomemoir'bibliomemoir
He has legitimised the public expression of hate, and where he leads, others will follow". What is the significance of the 'Rivers of Blood' speech?
One culprit, Arfi said, is the controversial comedian Dieudonné: "He has legitimised it.
He has legitimised all these racists and xenophobes".
House Republican speaker John Boehner told CBS in a pre-recorded interview from Friday that he would applaud Obama if he withdrew from the deal, which he described as legitimising a "rogue regime".
"Rather than put the facts out there, political leaders pander to this sentiment and by doing so they legitimise it," he says.
