Sentence examples for legitimate success from inspiring English sources
Unlike most actors who turn their talents to song-writing, Scarlett Johansson's musical career has been a legitimate success among critics; which is perhaps why she's venturing into new territory, and has formed a pop group called The Singles.
"We'll feel like we have legitimate success when not only is our national team achieving what it's capable of, but also when we're at that 50, 60, 75, 100,000 participation mark.
IT IS often said of the smartest criminals that if they were to put their talents into legal endeavours, they would become great legitimate successes.
In particular, van Fraassen argues that, in so far as the demand for an explanation of science's successes is legitimate, that success can be explained in terms of the idea that scientists aim to construct theories which are empirically adequate.
In the economically depressed area of southern Italy near Naples, where it can be hard to make a good living on the up and up, the corner-cutting ways of the local mafiosi seem to have dealt a serious, unintended black eye to one of the region's few legitimate economic success stories: buffalo mozzarella.
It also spawned a lot of bands, Social Distortion probably being the best-known representative, who enjoyed legitimate musical success.
Amid increasing poverty in the post-industrial North East, not everyone is able to become a legitimate business success.
And so the baton for ex-child geniuses is carried by people who've gone on to a life of legitimate adult success, of their own companies and dedicated Wikipedia pages.
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The Enduring Allure of Boy Bands At a time when the music business is casting about for answers, there is the British pop group One Direction, one of 2012's legitimate music successes.
At a time when the music business is casting about for answers, the five young men at the center of this maelstrom — Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson — make up the British pop group One Direction, one of 2012's legitimate music successes.
