Sentence examples for pretty legitimate from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he was worried about the possible lack of excitement, he laughed and said: "That's a pretty legitimate question.

"I'd say only three months of this contest, the first three, were pretty legitimate," said Randall G. Herzon, founder of Kritter Kountry, a new nonprofit animal shelter and rescue center in Eureka, Calif., that vied several months for the $250,000 prize.

"While this is pretty legitimate in the Caribbean (or somewhere like Aus or India), it's pretty worthless in little old Blighty, especially when we're only using two cities, separated with less than 200 miles!" Can't argue with any of that, except maybe the exclamation mark at the end".

The screens aren't confirmed by Nintendo, but they are looking pretty legitimate to me.

Yes, Manning acted recklessly, but it's clear from the evidence offered that Manning had some pretty legitimate concerns about his superiors' attitude towards Iraqi civilians.

In the traditional Apple fashion, they haven't been open about their screen development, but because Samsung makes the screens, their future timeline is pretty legitimate.

If Obama is sincere in treating Muslims as partners and engaging them with mutual respect, his very pretty words must inspire legitimate policy reform.

He's a little vague on the nitty-gritties, but I'm pretty sure they sound legitimate.

Based on this definition of "fumble," if an official deems your fumble to be legitimate, a player pretty much has free rein to move without dribbling.

No, by any standards, (certainly those of today), Bruno was a pretty good fighter - and a legitimate heavyweight champion of the world.

The Supreme Court has taken up the question of parody only once, ruling that the rap group 2 Live Crew's bawdy remake of Roy Orbison's song "Oh, Pretty Woman" was perhaps a legitimate parody.