Sentence examples for is indeed legitimate from inspiring English sources

But I checked with the Internal Revenue Service, and the plan is indeed legitimate.

One is that it is indeed legitimate, and not at all unscientific, to do what Paley did: inspect a physical system for evidence that it was given some purpose by some higher-order creative process.

Why it might undermine any potential credibility with a bogus FaceID hack is beyond us, but we eagerly invite the company to share additional technical details of its hack if the effort is indeed legitimate.

Make no mistake: It is indeed legitimate to criticize Israel.

The marijuana issue is indeed legitimate, and with support for reform steadily climbing, it's definitely in the spotlight.

Haven't we had enough of Mrs. Clinton's mad antics in her pursuit of the realization of venal personal ambition; her 'say anything, do anything, no matter what' effort to manipulate our all too willing media to gull this country's populace into believing that her wretched illegitimacy is indeed legitimate.

It and the private speaking fees at large corporations are, indeed, legitimate concerns.

"We can deduce from the public evidence," the report noted, "that there are indeed legitimate victims in the mortgage crisis.

Mr. Gephardt tempered his comments a couple of days later, assuring the country that a Bush presidency was indeed legitimate.

Congressional officials involved in inquiries into the intelligence community findings say they believe that the suspicious activities were indeed legitimate, and they say that what Mr. Powell described as decontamination vehicles may have been nothing more than fire trucks.

Democrats got angry when Blackwell permitted into voting places thousands of Republican poll watchers who wanted to make sure that those turning up were indeed legitimate voters.