Sentence examples for more legitimate as from inspiring English sources

Yet to many, Stalin remains more legitimate as a Russian leader than anyone since.

That intervention was much more legitimate, as the mission of the agency is to ensure that companies and organizations protect privacy and personal data.

But whether it's a hookup, some harmless dating, or meeting your future spouse, dating apps and sites seem to be more and more legitimate as a way to meet people.

"We were trying to become more legitimate, at the same time as the city and the authorities were seemingly trying to make it more difficult to do so," remembers Ryan Kruger, a member of the committee, who ran production company Destiny Events.

It also doesn't hurt that Windows Phone is generally being seen as a more legitimate platform as great device makers like Nokia and HTC put their efforts behind it.

The argument with regard to terrorism has a more legitimate basis, as taking up arms against one's own country implies a loyalty to another; but where does this leave trickier cases – like white converts to Islamic extremism?

I'm not talking about some real world gangster who moves into a more legitimate role as real estate tycoon and starts giving money to charity.

For a man whose gains were reportedly worth millions of euros — from public contracts, drug trafficking and usury as well as more legitimate earnings from real estate deals — Mr. Provenzano, like many other mobsters captured in the past, was living in near squalor.

Addams and Jamess' false dichotomy uncomfortably echoes the long history of straight trans women being judged as more legitimate in their womanhood and more "feminine" than queer trans women.

It's better when the targets are more legitimate ones, such as people who'll do anything to get on TV.

More legitimate bodies, such as the Human Rights Council or national parliaments, lose out because of their inability to come up with more precise definitions.