Sentence examples for both are legitimate from inspiring English sources

"Such as" is more formal than "like", but both are legitimate.

Sunder Katwala, director of British Future, said: "I think the findings show that Romanian and Bulgarian migrants coming to work and play by the rules are welcomed; that coming to work, and not claiming before they've paid in, seems more important to people than rewriting the free movement rules or getting out of Europe, though both are legitimate long-term debates".

This indicates a significant improvement in individual students' capability of composing alternative characters from the given components (e.g., merging口and木to become杏, or alternatively, 呆; both are legitimate Chinese characters).

(The video and Tumblr blog were sent in by the same tipster, but we can't be sure at this point that his or her claims to be the author of both are legitimate. This same tipster has apparently also been in contact with ValleyWag).

Both are legitimate and understandable questions.

The French philosopher and Nobel laureate Henri Bergson (1859-1941) argued that both are legitimate, but that, ultimately, intuition is primary.

It can be important to state both sides of an argument — but only when both sides are legitimate.

Both names are legitimate reflections of the community so named: Rosebud is the name of the group's reservation, while Sicangu and Lakota are the ethnonyms for the people and their dialect.

Both concerns are legitimate.

In the absence of any other information, both solutions are legitimate.

In both controversies, there are legitimate debates to be had.