Sentence examples for more legitimate because from inspiring English sources

In Minnesota and Colorado, only a fraction of voters participated in the caucuses, but the contests were seen as more legitimate because delegates will be awarded this spring based on the voting.

On "Dexter," the title character was also a type of detective, hacking his way toward self-knowledge, but he was more profound, and more legitimate, because he was no hero.

As such, President Barack Obama's assertion that the West's coalition in Syria and Iraq is more legitimate -- because of its size -- is questionable.

"People's level of comfort went up because this space is more legitimate," she said.

Apparently that got overruled because Twitter is a more legitimate threat.

If the people have power they will use it to make the changes in society we need and, because those changes would be more legitimate, it would make it harder for vested interests to resist them.

Further, just because certain people have a more legitimate access to racial and gendered performances does not invalidate that it is a performance.

He should use this unusual mandate to build a more legitimate and inclusive political order — and all the more urgently because the system that brought him to power bypassed the ordinary Somalis who are now welcoming him.

In this situation the service may be perceived as more legitimate and the doctor on the screen as more trustworthy because the consultation is validated by taking place in a clinic.

Further, because parental control may be seen as more legitimate in collectivistic cultures, it has been hypothesized that restrictive parental control, which is generally regarded as a risk factor for juvenile offending, does not increase offending risk among minorities [ 17].

More legitimate bodies, such as the Human Rights Council or national parliaments, lose out because of their inability to come up with more precise definitions.