Sentence examples for legitimately capable from inspiring English sources
It also has to be someone credible, a competitor that is legitimately capable of outlasting 30 superstars, and finally, it has to be someone that is capable of representing the company as the World Champion in the main-event of WWE's biggest pay-per-view.
Journalist Reese Erlich, in his book Inside Syria, points out that from the very beginning of Syria's civil war the Obama administration and the CIA have been trying, but have failed, to cobble together a credible pro-U.S. force capable of legitimately challenging Assad's army.
And it turns out the people on Chatroulette were capable of saying some legitimately real, non-sexual things.
He has determined that four factors correlate with the homicide rate: faith that government is stable and capable of enforcing just laws; trust in the integrity of legitimately elected officials; solidarity among social groups based on race, religion, or political affiliation; and confidence that the social hierarchy allows for respect to be earned without recourse to violence.
But it's hard to shake a certain sci-fi fear about a future society dominated by emotionally responsive robots, increasingly capable of humor, learning, and personality especially when at least one of the companies behind these technologies legitimately shares its name with the evil corporation from Terminator.
They're legitimately funny.
The goal was legitimately scored.
He wasn't legitimately sick.
"And I think completely legitimately".
