Sentence examples for legitimate feeling from inspiring English sources

My sense is that anger is not only a legitimate feeling but that it is/should be legitimate to express one's anger within certain limits.

If there is any comfort in cabin fever — besides cozy blankets, but I'm even annoyed at those — it is knowing that cabin fever is a legitimate feeling.

Driving the Queen is fear: fear of ageing; fear of being rendered invisible; fear of competition, not to mention revolt against societal norms that dictate that the only legitimate feeling about offspring is unconditional love.

Tricky intergenerational rifts sometimes result as is the case with some British Muslims and was once the case with Britain's Jews with the second generation regarding the first as cowed and meek.The next secondThe job of policy is to direct that legitimate feeling of entitlement towards civic engagement and away from radicalism.

While Carle said the CIA often holds a legitimate feeling of besiegement against outside criticism – "We're always the ones left holding the bag after we're asked to mine the harbors or overthrow the government," he noted – the fury of the CIA reactions to the Senate troubled him.

It is a legitimate feeling, but it is not good for public policy.

And those are perfectly legitimate feelings.

Those legitimate feelings that the Southern Cross evokes for many white Southerners have, in earlier times, been evoked by other flags.

I would try to teach me to be very more aware of my girlfriend's legitimate feelings and needs — whether or not she reciprocated in kind.

In Miami, the videotape was viewed by many as an affirmation of Elian's legitimate feelings, and people wondered why the family did not make the tape sooner.

Namely, "the Jewish organizations": " 'That's it,' they think, the anti-Semites are going to say 'the Jews themselves are to blame.' " On the other hand, she acknowledges having hurt "legitimate feelings" and having "wounded some people" with her charges of Jewish collaboration.