Sentence examples for legitimately fascinating from inspiring English sources
And yet the notion of Colbert unzipping this persona and stepping out — forced to own his opinions — is legitimately fascinating.
It's a concession you have to make in a free society — if you want a legitimately fascinating, dark, violent game to be available, you have to let Duke Nukem throw his feces around.
One of the fascinating things about Nixon is that a legitimately self-made man — whose wife, as he famously put it, wore not a mink but a "respectable, Republican cloth coat" — seemed to have had a harder time connecting to people than did Kennedy, who was born rich.
Which isn't to say that the familiar can't be fascinating, but isn't it great to spy a forthcoming game on the horizon that legitimately feels new?
They're legitimately funny.
The goal was legitimately scored.
He wasn't legitimately sick.
"And I think completely legitimately".
Why?" She seemed legitimately concerned.
