Sentence examples for ever legitimate from inspiring English sources

Poking fun at the Sun about paedophiles, or asking the Crown Prosecution Service if it is ever legitimate to rape in self-defence, may be considered fair play.

But this ruse, if ever legitimate, has now fallen into disrepute.NATO's action in Kosovo at the end of the 1990s is often cited as an example of compelling political and moral considerations leaving no choice but to act outside international law.

There are thorny philosophical issues about whether such appeals are ever legitimate.

But morally, and practically, I doubt it can ever be legitimate: its time, if it ever had one, has passed".

I'm more interested in unauthorized release of classified information, if that ever is legitimate.

"Napster had been this cultural revolution, much more than it was ever a legitimate company," he said, stroking his neatly trimmed beard.

Asked in August 2000 by the magazine Tikkun if "racial profiling -- stop and frisk" was ever a legitimate law enforcement tool, he said it was.

Well, nothing will ever change legitimate long-term personal relationships.

Hence concerns about the repercussions of the crisis on food consumption and malnutrition become ever more legitimate.

Is the Holocaust ever a legitimate setting for a novel, or is it totally off-limits?

Straight outta the ever-more-legitimate beer mecca that is Orange County, Bruery took the title thanks to its seemingly limitless stream of seasonals, annuals, and one-offs.