Sentence examples for really a valid from inspiring English sources
Is general aviation really a valid target?
Is that really a valid defense?
"It's not really a valid comparison," he says.
Is there really a valid reason why I should take a course and exam in safe microbiological practices every year?
" 'The government made me do it' is not really a valid legal defense," said Randall W. Bodner, a lawyer at the firm Ropes & Gray.
But, of course, "coolness" is not really a valid test for literary worth (or anything else for that matter, except trousers).
The gist is that the question of whether technology makes us smarter or dumber is not really even a valid question — it supposes a legitimate judgment on the nature of intelligence which no one can make with authority.
Canon authenticates the download and verifies if you really have a valid Canon digital camera.
It is a self-identification and it really is not a valid designation until one is actually enrolled in medical school.
Like "The Sopranos" (no, really, there is a valid comparison here), "Malcolm" combines the satisfactions of both the big and small screen.
The fear is legitimate, but the choice not to breastfeed, for any reason, including the fact that it just feels really weird, is a valid one.
