Sentence examples for legitimately adopted from inspiring English sources
To further drive the point home, Young Money President Mack Maine told TMZ that Bieber does not have a "slave mentality," has "legitimately adopted the culture of the hip-hop, African American culture," and "treats people with respect".
If the present Peña Nieto government does not adopt Mr. Cárdenas's project, an opposition candidate (of either the populist left or the nationalist right) could legitimately assume it as a banner for the presidential elections of July 2018.
Children are abandoned all the time, and while coercion and kidnapping do occur, there is no doubt that there are many millions of children in need of homes around the world and the vast majority of adopted children are legitimately abandoned and extremely lucky to have been adopted.
He was legitimately Paolo, but as a child in Milwaukee he'd adopted Paul for use in school and on the street.
That law increased the annual quota for refugees to 50,000 and adopted the U.N. definition of a refugee as "any person" who legitimately fears persecution in their home country.
But the appealing presences of Gruffudd and the always wonderful Judd Hirsch as Abe, Henry's adopted (and mortal) son, kept me coming back, and now I'm legitimately hooked.
One of the aims of the project was to discover if ECRs were adopting disrupting platforms that, legitimately or illegitimately, promote openness and sharing.
Therefore, even if national boundaries legitimately delimit political communities whose members share strong ties and obligations, states espousing liberal democratic values have a duty to adopt foreign policies consistent with basic rights.
With politics being a legitimately realistic endgame for Kyle – remember, Robert Kilroy-Silk enjoyed a post-misery chat show political career – the best hope is that Psychologist Graham adopts the serene, Clegg-esque sidekick role in Kyle's grimly inevitable 2027 cabinet, or we're all pretty much doomed.
