Sentence examples for vigorous legitimacy from inspiring English sources
The two writers hoped to expose artistic radicalism as fraudulent, but eventually their hoax poems acquired vigorous legitimacy in Australian culture and are now better remembered than the authors' more staid work.
I recognise that independence is a consummation the SNP devoutly wishes and campaigns for, but this should not dissuade a party that under Miliband's leadership professes to espouse a radical transformation of Britain from a close alliance with the one party in British politics today that can lay claim to a vigorous democratic legitimacy.
That the American public now know enough to have vigorous debates over the legitimacy of these programs is a testament to the social value of Mr. Snowden's disclosures.
Under normal circumstances, the media project might well have provoked a vigorous debate about weaknesses in the American electoral system or even the legitimacy of President Bush's election.
Tell it straight Red square blues From Strasbourg with indifference Reprints Related items The apathetic European election: Wanted: a vigorous debateJun 4th 2009Yet none of this will solve the parliament's central problem: its lack of legitimacy among Europe's voters.
Without partisan and even scurrilous printers pushing the limits of a free press in the seventeen-nineties, Marcus Daniel argues, the legitimacy of a loyal opposition never would have been established and the new nation, with its vigorous and democratizing political culture, might never have found its feet.
Vigorous attempted procreation.
Vigorous debate has ensued.
Redistribution is vigorous.
