Sentence examples for legitimately committed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Charles seems legitimately committed to finding listeners who don't necessarily need that kind of subtlety and intuition.
An argument is owed that we can't legitimately commit ourselves to the existence of things that perform theoretical roles outside the theory of truth-makers (MacBride 2011: 169).
We know that many citizens are legitimately horrified at the atrocities being committed by ISIS in their defiance of U.S. power and its attempt to lure us into a ground war.
Although, on the other side of things, his 2006 pop song "You're the One for Me" could legitimately be the most horrendous act committed by any Australian athlete, living or dead.
Now the I.C.C. legitimately wants to try the three for atrocities committed since the uprising in Libya began last winter.
"In reality, Jason committed no crime and was never legitimately tried, convicted, or sentenced – even according to Iranian standards," the complaint said.
And in a nation committed to free market capitalism, their supporters could then legitimately proclaim "let the competition begin".
"The vast majority of rapes are not reported because women legitimately believe that nobody's going to believe them, because rape is the one crime where you have to first prove that a crime was committed," she said.
