Sentence examples for was legitimate enough from inspiring English sources
verb
To make legitimate, lawful, or valid; especially, to put in the position or state of a legitimate person before the law, by legal means.
Instead, he wanted to teach the gringos that they could love a place that was legitimate enough to be popular with a crowd like this.
'He had indications that there was going to be a bomb blast and he felt it was legitimate enough that he wanted to give a heads-up to Anthony Lake,' an official said.
The goal was legitimate enough — to increase awareness of racist or sexist comments that might be made unintentionally.
This gave Russia a good argument to use with Kerry who refused at the time to recognise Assad's authority: If Assad was legitimate enough to negotiate with over the surrender of his chemical stockpile, he surely had to remain as head of a transitional government.
The negative bowling tactics they shamelessly employed throughout the final hour, as they persistently bowled well wide of the stumps without penalty, were legitimate enough, but they will deeply offend all those who extol the game's spirit.
When Gibson asked her whether she agreed with the Bush doctrine - and then had to explain to her what it was – she replied: "If there is legitimate and enough intelligence that tells us that a strike is imminent against American people, we have every right to defend our country".
This shows the company that you are legitimate and professional enough for the job.
"Although the vast majority of transborder students are US citizens, they're often made to feel as if they're not legitimate enough".
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.
