Sentence examples for not legitimate enough from inspiring English sources
"Although the vast majority of transborder students are US citizens, they're often made to feel as if they're not legitimate enough".
Second, he said, the Iraqi government itself was not viewed by Iraqis as legitimate enough to make such a decision.
But yesterday they appeared to conclude that any agreement signed after the first week of January may not be profitable enough for the owners or legitimate enough to the fans to take the risk.
If the organization doesn't believe the charges against Brown are severe or legitimate enough to warrant termination, it should have the nerve to say it.
Artists, labels and hangers-on get away with all kinds of things they shouldn't, but there is no spectacle large enough, no "establishment" legitimate enough, and no fan important enough to defend fuckery once it's been identified.
Here I am not referring to the time directions (toward-the-past, toward-the-future), which are certainly legitimate enough in physics and do sometimes play important roles.
Taxation requires developing an extensive administrative apparatus of tax collectors, auditors, and census takers, which is legitimate enough to raise taxes voluntarily or strong enough to take them if the citizens don't want to pay.
"The process is not legitimate.
They do not legitimate comics as literature.
