Sentence examples for be legitimate to from inspiring English sources

The schemes have to be legitimate to win taxpayer and citizen support.

When opposition is seen as illegitimate, it appears to be legitimate to cheat and bludgeon.

If it is legitimate for Charlie Hebdo to publish offensive cartoons, it must be legitimate to object, peacefully, to its doing so.

It cannot be legitimate to proceed with a change of the magnitude of Brexit when virtually half of the population is against it.

"I want women's history to be legitimate, to be part of every curriculum on every level," she wrote in "Living With History/Making Social Change" (2009), a collection of autobiographical essays.

She mentions them only in passing, and shows no curiosity about a different formulation of the struggle (though it would be legitimate to point out that white women with influential husbands could take risks impossible for others).

It is legitimate to feel anger.

All eight were legitimate to race.

I think it's legitimate to be skeptical.

"And it is legitimate to raise our concerns.

It's legitimate to say no to extraordinary means.