Sentence examples for be equally legitimate from inspiring English sources

"If that's a part of your campaign, then questioning it has to be equally legitimate," Mr. Gingrich responded.

To call them PanIN-like is a compromise, but it would be equally legitimate to call Alcian blue-positive PanINs "stable metaplasia-like" lesions (since other models with metaplasia and no PanINs, like the TGFα overexpressers stain positive with Alcian Blue).

"If you're going to be on the national stage in the middle of an election campaign, it's equally legitimate to have your own past looked at, and that's what we've done".

Years after reading Random Family, I still return to its lesson that I may not agree with other people's decisions, but they almost always have their own reasons and logic – and they're equally legitimate.

Either is equally legitimate, either is equally illegitimate.

There are equally legitimate, objectively grounded ways of classifying natural kinds.

Each is equally legitimate, according to Dupré, depending on our interests.

These are equally legitimate ways of establishing sovereignty, according to Hobbes, and their underlying motivation is the same namely fear whether of one's fellows or of a conqueror.

The abandonment of the idea that all participants in a war among states are equally legitimate belligerents, Schmitt concludes, inevitably undercuts the containment of war achieved in ius publicum Europaeum (PB 286 90).

A similar label was used for plate tectonics, cell theory, atomic theory, and electromagnetism (this tactic of protecting creationist-opposed topics by textually grouping them with less "offensive" areas of science, in order to imply that all are equally legitimate, is also used in the Minnesota standards; we discuss below why we believe it may be largely ineffective).

But they're equally legitimate due to a weird little quirk of the language that occurs at the intersection of hyphenation rules and modifier rules.