Sentence examples for legitimately interesting from inspiring English sources

You had the legitimately interesting people keynoting the conference (the equivalent of the Bill Clintons and Chris Christies, if you will); you had the hangers-on and scenesters who were there just to be there and take meetings (the lobbyists, perhaps); and then there was everyone in between (the journalists, the aides and staffers, the PR swarms).

I think that viewers who don't know spaghetti Westerns from spaghetti carbonara can take the film for what it is — namely, a counterfactual fantasy — and can evaluate it on its own terms — namely, as a heap of overbaked, under-realized speculations on a scattershot batch of notions, some of which (as I explored yesterday) are authentically and legitimately interesting and troubling.

I do have a tentative idea of a legitimately interesting video to show off exactly what the Bloggie can do, so be sure to check by next week.

But! Today's news is legitimately interesting: Netflix is now fully functional within Plex, the best damn Mac media player out there.

And I suppose, I'm not advocating the guy's some crust punk trapped behind the persona of a Hawaiian clad jester, but what we may be looking at here is "Weird Al's" tangible connection to legitimately interesting things.

These succubi find fringe-dwelling artists/writers/musicians "cool" and therefore co-opt legitimately interesting work, boil it down free of toxins, and splatter the castrated version back out into the mainstream under the guise of "alternative" culture.

So what does Connolly have to add? Connolly is able occasionally to relay personal conversations that prove legitimately new and interesting and that elevate "Being John Lennon" into something more than a glorified clip job.

Windows 8 may have some design decisions I don't agree with (mainly on the "traditional" side, not on the Metro side), but it also has some legitimately new and interesting UI ideas and this is one of them.

These companies, along with Twitter, Zynga, Groupon and others, are legitimately the most interesting stories in the American business world today, as they play central roles in global political uprisings and represent some of the most anticipated stock market debuts of the last decade.

That's why we brought on our shadowy -- but always well-dressed and limber-of-word -- learned wine individual Paul Bernard to school you on the 20 finest, most legitimately delicious and interesting bottles you can get for less than what you probably paid a guy outside a liquor store for a box of Carlo Rossi at one point in your life.

The teacher might say, 'five pages,' but if you legitimately cannot find enough interesting content for that last half a page--it's okay.