Sentence examples for legitimately see from inspiring English sources

Others have called on Congress to guarantee that Americans born outside the national boundaries can legitimately see themselves as potential contenders for the Oval Office.

In response to a question, Mr. Grassley said that people who rushed to enroll at the final hour, under threat of a penalty, "could legitimately see" his proposal as unfair.

But, I can legitimately see these strengths in me.

No, I mean it may piss off perfectly reasonable people who legitimately see in this a slippery-slope concern.

My eldest son, who is five this year, has to wait another seven years before he can legitimately see Zak Snyder's Man of Steel.

If there's one thing about fashion week that I can legitimately see myself emulating, that's not (shocker!) the 'grab bag'; It's nail art.

Japan legitimately sees itself as a possible target of North Korean aggression.

Although manifestos are hardly sacred texts, a handful of the rebels may even have been genuinely offended by what they (legitimately) saw as a breach of the promise in 2001 not to bring in top-up fees.If there was once an excuse for ignorance, that has all but disappeared.

There were those who viewed him as "too white" to be legitimately seen as black; those who had no problem with his origins; those who viewed the attempt to portray him as "mixed race" as a way of trying to "whiten" him for popular consumption; and those who accused Obama of throwing his white mother under the bus when it became clear that he regarded himself as African-American.

To my horror, he honestly and legitimately saw the dress as white and gold.

The election can legitimately be seen as a shot across President Obama's bow from the ultra-hawkish, pro-Netanyahu, pro-settler wing of the Israel lobby.