Sentence examples for legitimately objective from inspiring English sources
So there you have it – the first ever legitimately objective, data-led film review.
"Everything as far as I'm concerned has been done totally legitimately with the objective of a flotation or a trade sale within three years, once Our Price had rebuilt itself.
This is why, according to current anti doping policy, doping might be used legitimately with a therapeutic objective to increase the rate of repair of injury, but not if there is no medical need as such.
It was the first organisation to provide a common umbrella under which Labour supporters and Liberal Democrats could legitimately join together in pursuit of common objectives without being branded as traitors.
To become a legitimately credible footworker takes years of practice, but their main objective was to give us the belief that we could continue footworking in London and build our own crew, helping to create a worldwide footwork network.
Gracyk (1986) argues, independently of the argument of the Deduction, that this is Kant's view, and it might also be noted that, if judgments of beauty are not objective, there can be no feature of an object which rules it out as a candidate for being legitimately found beautiful.
In short, the Court continues to err by its failure to recognize that wastein this case admittedly hazardous waste presents risks to the public health and environment that a State may legitimately wish to avoid, and that the State may pursue such an objective by means less Draconian than an outright ban.
The game features the basic aspects and objectives of a football game, although no referees are present and characters can legitimately shove others out of possession of the ball.
They're legitimately funny.
He wasn't legitimately sick.
