Sentence examples for some legitimate points from inspiring English sources

Let's face it, it was a tough stand to take but he had some legitimate points, and he made them.

Mr. Bailey made some legitimate points about a lack of transparency in Blogs' news sources, claiming that the editor of one popular blog admitted to him that "his 'inside' information had actually come from an anonymous posting he saw on a newspaper Web site".

Not always but often our ideological adversaries have some legitimate points.

The sides advocating for unionization of students involved in those sports and those opposing such a move both have some legitimate points.

There were some legitimate points in there, chiefly that EDM is in trouble because one of the companies that owned many of its biggest festivals and distribution mechanisms, SFX Entertainment, has gone bankrupt.

These are all legitimate points of view; in some cases, I'd say they are not much more than statements of the obvious about some of the likely impacts of Brexit.

It's that they missed an opportunity to both do something useful for the country and to score some legitimate political points.

There were legitimate points of inquiry, such as whether the aid given to some African countries disappears into corrupt pockets a question that could, in theory, lead to a serious discussion about whether it is more efficient to focus on investment than on assistance.

On the whole, though, Mr Freddoso raises legitimate points.

In the 1970s the American government's overly hasty response to a "swine flu" which never arrived ended in humiliation.These are all legitimate points, and there is undeniably a lot of uncertainty about the possibility of a pandemic.

There are many legitimate points of intense debate over the regulation of guns – including the question of whether the Second Amendment does or does not confer an individual right to own firearms.