Sentence examples for but legitimately from inspiring English sources

The money is, according to reports, residing in a Manhattan bank, but legitimately classed as being held outside the US.

Even more surprising is the possibility that Stewart might be funny not merely in a campy, unintentional sense but legitimately, genuinely so.

Which of course they did – but "legitimately", as Scargill remarked recently, by bringing about a general election – as took place in the wake of the successful coal strike of 1974.

They sound a bit like a happy Death Grips — scabby and fast but legitimately funny — and "Have a Good Day Sir" is probably the catchiest track on the release.

CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS 2 The ninth Call of Duty game — but legitimately the second Black Ops game — moves the franchise into the near future, with a plot that moves from the 1980s to 2025 in cold war hot spots like Panama and Afghanistan.

"The film acknowledged the majority scientific and journalistic consensus in support of man-made global warming, but legitimately sought to present the viewpoint of the small minority of scientists who do not believe global warming is caused by anthropogenic production of carbon dioxide".

A theory that says the world is no better if I get that apology is not false-but-legitimately-oversimplified.

And this not from some disaffected group we might liken to the IRA, but the legitimately elected government of Gaza.

I couldn't possibly judge, because I was apoplectically stuttering about the inconsistencies, but several legitimately solid reviewers have already approved of the film.

Mr. Krasinski said: "A lot of shows say they owe it all to their fans, but we legitimately owe it to our fans who went out of their way to purchase the show when they could watch it for free.

But retailers legitimately argue that they're taking a risk by giving over valuable space to an unproven product.