Sentence examples for not be legitimate from inspiring English sources

If they ask for cash, that is a warning sign that they may not be legitimate.

The report suggested that the cheapest offsets may not be legitimate.

"Violence has to cease for an election to be conducted, otherwise that election will not be legitimate," he said.

Like in Iraq, this war will not be legitimate, and Obama will become a clone of Bush, Pushkovv wrote.

We learn, for instance, that because her father had sired several children out of wedlock, Sophia feared she herself might not be legitimate.

It's not as if they'll be able to recognize my (good) reasons anyway, and to me, their "reasons" will not be legitimate.

This goes along with how her campaign tries to impugn the votes in caucuses as somehow not being legitimate because working people cannot make it to these events.

In their eyes, as they've said, we won't be married and so, our children won't be legitimate.

"Though his sound may not be 'legitimate' by orthodox standards," Feather wrote in the Los Angeles Times in 1978, "he is a rhythmically engaging performer whose peppery, witty style may take hold of a set of chord changes and never let go for a half-dozen beautifully constructed choruses".

"While those scenarios may be entertaining, they are not legitimate and will not be considered legitimate by this campaign or its millions of supporters, volunteers, and donors".

There may not be a legitimate first-round N.B.A. pick on the team.