Sentence examples for legitimate about from inspiring English sources

The real debate is whether the text says anything historically legitimate about Jesus and Judas.

That does not mean Rooney is ready for the knacker's yard just yet but it does make the questions legitimate about whether he is capable any longer of winning games at high altitude.

For them, there is something fully legitimate about taking the traditional sense of branding and reversing it: instead of dreaming up ideas to attach to products, they are starting with ideas and then dreaming up the products to express them.

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Which isn't to say there isn't something legitimate about the occupiers' grievances as they speak to the broader ills of the American system of punishment.

So now Obama believes Gaddafi to be a "tyrant" who has lost his "legitimacy" -- as if there were anything "legitimate" about his previous 42 years of dictatorial rule.

Even with less popular films, the pirates outsell legitimate distributors about 35 to one, Mr. Lai said.

There is in this current row a legitimate argument about fairness and about who takes part.

"She was asking him legitimate questions about cricket and he ended up talking about her eyes".

So there are legitimate concerns about depth.

Others had legitimate doubts about Pronovost's evidence.