Sentence examples for it's legitimately from inspiring English sources

"I don't know if it's legitimately a trend or not, but it's definitely something," Mr. Reed said.

Played by Don Amendolia, Willi is a pleasant-spoken but loudly enunciating fellow whose straightforward villainy is not only cartoonish; it's legitimately scary as well.

9 19 P.M. E.T.: Though the outcome is still unknown — it's legitimately too close to call, and really could go either way at this point — Rick Santorum has started speaking to supporters in the state.

"If it's legitimately a primary residence, what needs to be considered is the aggregate rent," said Andrew Scherer, an author of the book "Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York".

Second, it's legitimately topical – the rounds all come from stuff that has been found online the day that it airs, so nobody has had time to get sick of it yet.

"Even if it's legitimately discharged, it's clearly harmful," said an RSPB spokesperson.

"It was legitimately passed, and a legitimate exercise of the power of the Legislature and the governor, and I will defend it".

It is legitimately questionable whether Gardner's curriculum would have worked for every one; probably it would not have.

Because it had been part of Timur's domains, Babur maintained that it was legitimately his, and wrote to the ruler (a Lodi, originally from Afghanistan) to stake his claim.

The health care law has its flaws, some of them profound, but it was legitimately passed, in accordance with the rules, and to stray outside them in order to make it go away is to believe that they don't apply to you, that your viewpoint trumps the process itself.

It is legitimately on the table.