Sentence examples for legitimate though from inspiring English sources

The boy was legitimate, though deserted by his father.

Lennon's complaint was legitimate, though his insinuation of bias is unlikely to be tolerated.

And advertisements are a legitimate, though imperfect, part of that education.

The fight over labeling G.M. food is not foremost about food safety or environmental harm, legitimate though these questions are.

He believed that astrology is a legitimate, though inexact, science that describes the physical effects of the heavens on terrestrial life.

Since informal talks began more than a year ago, the paramilitaries have tried to cast themselves as a legitimate, though illegal, force that has defended lives and property.

Ronaldo was denied by Given as he sought to gain an advantage by legitimate means, though right at the end of the first half United committed too many men to attack at a corner and Rooney went into the book for a petulant foul as Milner attempted to launch a breakaway.

Since that time, though, legitimate tag teams -- two grapplers dedicated to a common, cohesive identity and in-ring style -- seemed near extinction.

Operators may resist technology from genuine and legitimate concerns though it is often seen as unjustified.

The most legitimate complaint, though, is that Flickr's overall focus has changed.

Purposes 1 through 5 are generally considered legitimate functions, though some controversy surrounds purpose 5. Management consultants are less likely to address purposes 6 through 8 explicitly, and their clients are not as likely to request them.