Sentence examples for legitimate book from inspiring English sources

I don't even think it should be reviewed or critiqued as a legitimate book".

After Claude, which came out in 1973, was the first of her "legitimate" books, which means there is much speculative discussion of the heroine's rape fantasies but no actual depictions of the event.

But as the e-reader market expands in China, she argues that publishers may have to offer legitimate digital books to compete with the inevitable pirated e-books that will surface.

It had essentially become a haven for pirates who uploaded versions of decidedly non-indie titles – Malcom Gladwell's Outliers is one – as well as legitimate indie books.

Was his book "legitimate" because he himself had been through the camps?

His book was legitimate and – despite the court's claim to the contrary – largely accurate.

Your editorial endorsed Mr Alan Shadrake's book as "legitimate and... largely accurate" (Press freedom: The Singpore grip, 17 November).

Wilding obtained digital samples of unquestionably legitimate stamps from the book collection of Federico Cesi, the Accademia dei Lincei founder, and compared them in high-resolution detail.

Their biggest complaint against the book — a legitimate one — is the word "apartheid" in the title, with its false echo of the racist policies of the old South Africa.

Compared to legitimate sales of the book, which totaled nine million in Britain and the United States in the first day, the number of violations "is quite small so far," Mr. Blair said.

Since the statute carried criminal penalties of as much as 15 years in prison for a first offense and 30 years for a second, Justice Kennedy said that "few legitimate movie producers or book publishers, or few other speakers in any capacity, would risk distributing images in or near the uncertain reach of this law".