Sentence examples for legitimate rage from inspiring English sources
Here was a Malcolm who could still embody the legitimate rage of a humiliated people but also become part of the very cultural firmament he anathematized — a Malcolm who could, and did, end up on a postage stamp.
They can express legitimate rage at the Trident policy, or at the concerted attempts to target moderate Labour MPs by far-left groups, or at Corbyn's dismal personal and party poll ratings – and yet so long as the Labour leader quotes people like Jeff at the Dispatch Box, there is little that can be done.
Trust me: Black women have been in a legitimate rage for decades ― and invisible and silenced for just as long.
No overly studied laptop derived muddy recording…no doe-eyed longing for '82 pit action…no trust funded squatting… just that legitimate rage and timeless desperation us social retards long for.
Karina Longworth of The Village Voice was critical of the premise, which she felt lacked any legitimate "rage" against the characters' bosses, stating "...there's every sign that, even without these particular emasculators, Dale, Kurt and Nick would still be for lack of a better word total pussies".
The struggle to establish a legitimate political order rages in the Middle East.
On some level, the attacks can be seen as legitimate manifestations of class rage.
To use one of the protesters' better slogans, the 1% have gained at the expense of the 99%.If the grievances are more legitimate and broader than previous rages against the machine, then the dangers are also greater.
Why couldn't I just let it go, laugh it off, chalk it up to quirkiness rather than grant it status as a legitimate source of my barely contained rage?
Absent a recognition of this issue, demonstrating Palestinians can seem like a blindly raging mob, with no legitimate grounds for protest.
Or septuagenarian actor Jack Nicholson, who did much the same thing to a car window (though it was in a moment of well publicized road rage, which is not even a legitimate sport. At least, not yet).
