Sentence examples for illegitimate as from inspiring English sources

Feminist science critics and feminist scientists agree that there are cognitively illegitimate as well as cognitively legitimate ways for social values to influence science.

Therefore, his second term is as illegitimate as his first.

If Israel can be linked with apartheid then it can be denounced as illegitimate as was white-ruled South Africa and hence be wide open to international sanctions.

The word "illegitimate" as applied to children has lost the sting it once had; in fact it has become almost meaningless.

Moreover, at Henry's instigation, an act of Parliament declared his marriage with Anne Boleyn invalid from the beginning, thus making their daughter Elizabeth illegitimate, as Roman Catholics had all along claimed her to be.

The show eventually became a cult hit... while this fulfilled me hugely as a storyteller, it left me feeling illegitimate as a writer, as if I'd broken into the Temple of Literature through some unlocked basement window".

Avant-garde art, which once seemed illegitimate, became as legitimate as gold in the bank.

Unless rank is inherently illegitimate -- as, for example, specious social rankings that foist second-class citizenship on particular identity groups -- then the problem is not with rank per se but rather with its abuse.

Under modern rules, Phyllocactus is an illegitimate name, as is Epiphyllum in the sense of Pfeiffer; thus Epiphyllum is a synonym of Schlumbergera.

Both Poizner and Whitman will bash each other as illegitimate figures as they battle down the stretch.

12 Attempts to secure resources, such as budgets and release of time to support improvement, may sometimes be seen by managers as illegitimate or as political acts by clinical staff, and handled accordingly.