Sentence examples for think legitimately from inspiring English sources

All those things, I think, legitimately call that swim into question".

"And I think completely legitimately".

"This all started out as a joke but now i think i legitimately fancy ed miliband," one teenager confessed.

In the normal course of things, we all have at least some preferences based on ignorance and false beliefs that proponents of soft paternalism nonetheless do not think can legitimately be interfered with unless there is some compelling reason to impute impairment of rationality beyond, say, weakness of will.

James Allister Sprang is one of the few people that I think can legitimately be referred to as a polymath.

"I think he legitimately thought that real fraud was going on and something needed to be done about it," James said in reference to the district attorney's motives for bringing the case.

Yet it lays itself open in turn to doubts about whether courts are, or could ever be, truly bound by constitutions so that law rather than judges rule and, if so, whether judicial processes are not more arbitrary and prone to error for deciding constitutional outcomes than the democratic procedures and outcomes they are often thought to legitimately limit.

Well I thought I legitimately hung it up in 2000, and I did go four years without a match which is a lifetime in pro wrestling.

I don't think I could legitimately oppose that location".

I think he can legitimately lay claim to a few of them.

"That accumulation of numbers on the TV screen night in and night out in those first six months I think deeply and legitimately troubled people," he told me.