Sentence examples for legitimate reflection from inspiring English sources

In a crisis voters look to national authorities first; this is a legitimate reflection of the way democracy works.

So while in most elections observers would be highly suspicious of a ballot box with perhaps 95% of votes cast for one candidate and just 5% for the other, in many areas of Afghanistan this could be a legitimate reflection of local sentiment.

He said that whether or not the University of Texas study is accurate, "it is a legitimate reflection of how much business the Internet is driving".

So according to Krugman, in that this hasn't happened, the vertiginously high oil prices as we now know them are a legitimate reflection of market forces.

the key question, of course, as one reader aptly put it, is whether the modern gold rush is actually a mania, or in fact, a legitimate reflection of serious financial and economic stresses.

Both names are legitimate reflections of the community so named: Rosebud is the name of the group's reservation, while Sicangu and Lakota are the ethnonyms for the people and their dialect.

Rejecting foundationalism means accepting that we have every right to hold basic beliefs that are not legitimated by philosophical reflection.

Mr. Corzine said the firm's unwillingness to yield should not be read as antagonistic toward him, but as a reflection of legitimate financial concerns and a need to have a consistent policy.

Dai is inclined to give desires for the self a legitimate place in ethical reflection because he holds that one's valuing of relationships can be strengthened when one understands that the other's flourishing is tied up with one's own (see Tiwald 2010, 2011a, 2011b).

The brutality of art theft is the ugly reflection of the legitimate art market: it follows the money.

As teachers, it is our role to treat all student questions with respect and initially to accept each question as the reflection of a legitimate desire to learn.