Sentence examples for legitimately attributed from inspiring English sources
Such possibilities greatly reduce the value legitimately attributed to any particular act of gene conservation (Simpson et al., 1996).
Second, if spontaneous generation is the very nature of being, then one can legitimately attribute ziran to the ultimate or to things themselves.
Only if the child is successful now, responding that Max will look in the red cabinet even though the child knows that the candy is really in the yellow cabinet can we legitimately attribute to the child a theory of mind.
Not the worst compromise, especially lined up against Neill Blomkamp's Chappie (Sony, 15), the worthiest performance in which can legitimately be attributed to South African comedy rap duo Die Antwoord.
So, too, it seems, someone in the grip of compulsion or addiction can be so dominated by this condition that whatever facts she considers, and whatever conclusions she draws, cannot legitimately be attributed to her.
In summary, the values for the CPS Advantage likely overstate the benefits, even if they are real and meaningful (as attested to by some CPS parents), that can legitimately be attributed to attending CPS.
Can the on average exponential growth rate characterizing SD ever be attributed legitimately to diverging trajectories if their separation is no longer infinitesimal?
While one can legitimately quibble about his so-called Kashmir policy, it is ridiculous to attribute it to either Obama's special sympathy toward Islamic Pakistan or his antipathy toward "Hindu" India.
But not even during the darkest moments of the 1973 Yom Kippur War or at the height of the second intifada with almost daily terrorist attacks against its civilian population has "hopelessness" ever been an attribute that could legitimately be applied to Israel and its people.
They're legitimately funny.
