Sentence examples for legitimate categories from inspiring English sources

"Most Americans can fit into one of the legitimate categories".

Alongside such "legitimate" categories, the Movie Awards also honored lifetime achievement.

Very soon she had been dubbed "Delhi's daughter" in the media, and thus neatly slotted into one of the three legitimate categories allowed to women in India: mother, spouse or child.

This was soon followed by bisexual and transgender people also seeking recognition as legitimate categories within the larger community.

Secondly, changes in biomedical thinking have been found influential for providing legitimate categories through which bodily sensations are experienced and presented as symptoms.

But while acknowledging race as one legitimate category among many, it also meant not fetishising blackness; playing to a gallery whose appreciation was no less clouded by the same limitations, even when conveying different impulses.

"Age may be a legitimate category of informative journalism, and certainly of obituaries," Ozick said via e-mail, "but ought a book review to be a measure of a writer's mortality?

But the key issue here is one of balance: Diversity is good, and age is a legitimate category to consider.

The page refers to "decaf junkies," as if that's a legitimate category of human beings, and claims "studies have shown" that 30% of decaf served has "unacceptably high" caffeine content.

Add a legitimate category at the end of the article, to keep it from being deleted.

Monists can quite happily recognize as correct, useful, or legitimate, multiple categories that result from splitting K, while still attempting to elucidate K as an umbrella or genus category (or even a less neatly related category).