Sentence examples for legitimizing of from inspiring English sources

"What's happened is there's been almost a legitimizing of saying certain words and themes that people, say five years ago, would never articulate," Mr. Wurtzel said.

People may be upset by what they see as SN's legitimizing of a candidate with some odious views, but the show didn't make Trump popular America did that.

But ultimately, the lion's share of "crazy stuff" -- the weird leprosy claims, the legitimizing of the "birther" movement, the weird "North American Union" conspiracy mongerings, the overheated anti-immigrant rhetoric -- was authored by Dobbs himself.

Robert B. Reich, the Secretary of Labor in Clinton's first term, who now teaches at Berkeley, told me that he believes political inspiration to be "the legitimizing of social movements and social change, the empowering of all sorts of people and groups to act as remarkable change agents".

But the legitimizing of tools to block arbitrary web addresses or snoop on and redirect ordinary traffic, however effective or ostensibly well-administrated they are, simply is not something anyone who supports a free and open web can allow.

The democratic Western world should demand that the Palestinians similarly tolerate a Jewish presence in their midst, instead of legitimizing murder of neighbors because they're Jews.

No one has the muscle to duplicate Jobs' feat of legitimizing the end of the CD.

He accused the European Union, without explanation, of legitimizing the "looting of Syrian petroleum" that, he said, is refined in primitive ways and smuggled through Turkey.

For instance, symbolic violence is manifested in how gender roles are discussed, portrayed or rewarded and reinforces gender expectations, legitimizing acts of domination towards women.

But they say that weighing the issue as a real possible course of action could begin the process of legitimizing a barbaric form of interrogation.

"These second-order leaders realized that the Hungarian claims for a new status were a good way of legitimizing themselves as 'founders of the nation,'" Horvath observed.