Sentence examples for illegitimately so from inspiring English sources

Slovakia's relief was soon to turn to anger; if illegitimately so.

Or it may do so illegitimately to arm undeclared nuclear weapons.

Accordingly, we should curb any "intemperate desire" to account further for them, for doing so would take us illegitimately beyond the bounds of experience (T 1.1.4.6/12 13).

Once he was in the driving seat, Mr Yanukovich began to encroach even more.According to Mr Yushchenko, the Party of the Regions bribed and pressured opposition members of parliament to switch sides so as to gain an illegitimately big majority that would let Mr Yanukovich change the constitution.

With Michelle Obama, there is so little to legitimately, or illegitimately, dislike.

It is so popular that a host of products have illegitimately borrowed its vibrant logo.

38 So sorry that the historian Edward Gibbon continued this cannibalistic slur, by illegitimately combining two distinct historical sources, and musing on the possibility that a "race of cannibals" had once dwelt near Glasgow.

This, as we have seen, will not do: if most people believed slavery permissible, that would not make it so.[12] None of these arguments do anything to show that our imaginary legislator is acting illegitimately.

tailors use the Arms illegitimately.

So would a Ron Paul regulatory regime have teams of "honest money" inquisitors fanning across the landscape, chasing and closing down anyone illegitimately creating claims that might compete with gold and silver?

The court acted illegitimately, not just erroneously.