Sentence examples for more legitimate or from inspiring English sources

Mr Barker said: "I think that appetite for fairness or a counter-opinion gives a disproportionate idea to the public that the sceptic view is perhaps more legitimate, or more widely held is perhaps a better way of putting it, than it actually is".

Reading fiction can be regarded as whimsy, so quantifying the time spent doing it can make it seem like a more legitimate or productive pastime.

There are some people out there who take this too far and think that by playing a guitar their music is more legitimate, or electronic music is fake, or some such bullshit.

The laws contained exceptions for people who travelled to the area solely for one or more legitimate purposes listed in legislation, including making a bona fide visit to a family member, providing humanitarian aid, or working as a professional journalist.

An opinion piece written on an iPad on the way home from work may look as, or more, legitimate than a Pulitzer-winning piece of investigative reporting.

This final condition is commonly referred to as leadership (of the AFR process), as arrangements must be made to ensure that there is one or more legitimate bodies able to ensure procedures for continuous application of all four conditions among the stakeholders including the public.

The American has been cycling below the radar with a minimum of fuss, but has yet to put a foot wrong and currently looks a more legitimate GC contender than Nibali or Quintana.

It seems more legitimate this time, too — no Tyler Thigpens or Jimmy Clausens lining up as the other team's quarterback.

Or that advancements in the physical world are more legitimate than those built in the realm of art or fantasy. .

Some scammers will use the MSPA logo in their emails or letters to appear more legitimate.

"The whole argument about whether a book with or without a dagger is more legitimate is laughable".