Use "legitimately" in a sentence

1. ‘Why? What could he do? We were legitimately

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2. She could legitimately go to this gathering in New

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3. Junya was legitimately Khevasiah"s man

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4. Jefferson and Lincoln warned of the danger posed by an irresponsible Supreme Court more interested in inventing and imposing its own arbitrary sense of “justice” than in enforcing the rule of law legitimately enacted

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5. blocked the elections fearing that North Vietnam"s Communist dictator Ho Chi Minh might corrupt the election process in his region or legitimately win the election because of his status as a popular Vietnamese nationalist who fought French and Japanese imperialists

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6. But legitimately, one may ask, what of “hot” coffee at McDonalds?

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7. can build a uterus for themselves, their own uterus, one that they legitimately

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8. Can we legitimately deduce that true actions, the ones that are not

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9. "Since you are not legitimately the CO of this ship and I am," said Summers, "I refuse

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10. He would legitimately ask why on earth we were all striving so hard when we had everything and more that we could possibly need

11. Both divisions have legitimately valid and verified

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12. Mr Osbairne probably made his money legitimately

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13. They will come to you, lawfully and legitimately

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14. One of the best ways to enable them to gain power and recognition legitimately is by

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15. (Q) Is there any trait or attribute that is legitimately genetic and that we receive from our parents? What aspects of our physical selves are determined by the traits and attributes of our parents and what is determined by spirit before our lifetime?

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16. How many of those could you legitimately add to your list (without spamming)?

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17. For now, it was camouflaged by my legitimately busy schedule, which included giving seminars in hotel conference rooms with her, so I also had a public face to maintain

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18. However, despite the 860 American soldiers, sailors and airmen killed today, Hart still could legitimately consider this battle as a victory

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19. Julius was legitimately confused

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20. This is the only way we can legitimately achieve Immortality, and it is this which we teach with Energy Enhancement

21. would legitimately become the heiress presumptive herself

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22. “Well, the Enterprise responded by saying they would only communicate with the legitimately elected

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23. Owens, keep hailing the Gorn and offer them alternatives to violence, and broadcast it on all frequencies so that Star Fleet knows that we legitimately attempted to avert this crisis

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24. There is only two ways to accumulate things legitimately

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25. The other way to legitimately acquire things is gifts

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26. The car is legitimately mine, not because I worked and earned it, but because someone gave it to me

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27. But its still nonetheless legitimately mine

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28. There is only two ways to accumulate things legitimately: one way is to work for it and earn it

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29. But it’s still nonetheless legitimately mine

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30. A wife cannot legitimately ask her husband to satisfy her sexually, she can only demand that she be fed, clothed, and housed

31. The husband’s refusal to make love to his wife is simply considered as a free renunciation of his legitimately acquired sexual rights

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32. The merchant seemed to be legitimately perplexed, and appeared to be telling the truth

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33. “I strongly disagree,” belted out a group of powerless protesters from the Collaboration of Those Who Angrily Disagree With Any Form of Legitimately Sanctioned Policing and/or Law Enforcement in the Kroonum System

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34. If this whole thing was legitimately one-sided, he’d just accept and move on

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35. It’s a real gift to legitimately like and respect her

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36. What would he have done if you’d said yes? You’re probably the only woman in America who could legitimately plan a wedding in four days

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37. This was, after all, a memory they could both legitimately share

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38. what, he legitimately saw

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39. I don't appear before it tinkles, because of the peculiar preciousness of all the moments I can legitimately spend in my bedroom; but, if I were to, I would find Mrs

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40. Cookham had been shocked at first when Audrey told her this, but only for an instant, for she got over shocks, thanks to her cheerful nature, quicker almost than anybody--she could have married him, if not with the blessing of the Church yet perfectly legitimately in a registrar's office

41. Truly the ways of Providence were admirable, thought Fanny, struck by its thoroughness, by its attention to the smallest detail--here, for instance, was Soames going to be removed from her life legitimately, smoothly, and happily

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42. The Ferrari hadn’t been found, but in order to search legitimately the Feds needed a warrant

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43. Robert might kill her--Ingram was saying so, she heard that, too; he didn't say kill, he called it ill-using, but whatever it was who cared? She would at least, she thought with a new grimness, be killed legitimately

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44. Therefore the cover cannot have been unbuttoned legitimately, it cannot have been unbuttoned by any one authorised to unbutton it

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45. But he wondered, quite legitimately, if it could really be called cowardice to avoid a hidden enemy

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46. would then return them legitimately to avoid suspicion

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47. Just because I cheated when it came to tests doesn’t mean I didn’t legitimately educate myself from time to time

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48. This time I want us to make a go of it legitimately,” proposed Roger

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49. Adorno convinced himself that the mercenary had abducted and raped her, and he intended to abort the bastard child after they were legitimately wed

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50. be experienced legitimately, it asks that the corresponding license be acquired

51. that the media has been posted legitimately before clicking the play button

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52. would be to address the questions that cannot be answered legitimately by only a group of

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53. The definition of energy in terms of sub-atomic and atom-energy legitimately allows us to surmise the genuine possibility that the Energy needed to initiate the Big Bang is manifestly different from sub-atomic and atom-energy that make up the world, but is nevertheless a form of energy that atom-energy transpires and births

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54. Could he really afford all this legitimately?

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55. The premises from which it is legitimately derived must therefore be refused—that is, the definition given of death, that it means miserable existence

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56. For unless man had overcome the enemy of man, the enemy would not have been legitimately vanquished

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57. you already have existing expenses, which can be legitimately claimed as

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58. Then, under the pretext of bringing in aid, they could legitimately enter Pakistan and spy on all our secrets

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59. If Nolan is there legitimately, then he’ll have a search warrant

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60. This was a fact, and it accounted perfectly for the Goulds being by no means so wealthy as the engineer-in-chief on the new railway could legitimately suppose

61. “On the other hand, we do have them at what I think we could legitimately call a significant tactical disadvantage

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62. These became so widely circulated as bootlegs that we were eventually obliged to issue it legitimately

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63. But patience!there are twelve hundred thousand francs legitimately owing to thecreditors, and I shall at once declare his father a bankrupt

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64. For instance, a two-day to two-week swing trader can legitimately check in on her positions two or three times a day, perhaps on the open and again near the close, if there is a system in place for monitoring and catching unusual moves in her markets

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65. The opening drive must stop eventually, and therefore we must understand where those sellers that had lost will legitimately think that they have a chance to slow down these powerful buyers that had clearly been winning since the news release

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66. At the same time, the investor need not necessarily be interested in current income; he may at times legitimately base his purchase on a return which is accumulating to his credit and realized by him after a longer or shorter wait

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67. If interest is attracted to the issue, either manipulatively or more legitimately, the opposite result can readily be attained, and the price will respond in extreme fashion to changes in the company’s exhibit

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68. I think he’s legitimately VFC

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69. Of course there are times when certain aspects of the market legitimately change

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70. Many apps legitimately use it, and if you want to use the app, you have to accept the use of JavaScript

71. If she had been a stable woman who had never overdosed in her lifetime, then, yes, one might legitimately question the circumstances of her death

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72. I ascertained this by fertilising several flowers, first illegitimately, and twenty-four hours afterwards legitimately, with pollen taken from a peculiarly coloured variety, and all the seedlings were similarly coloured; this shows that the legitimate pollen, though applied twenty-four hours subsequently, had wholly destroyed or prevented the action of the previously applied illegitimate pollen

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73. When this is done, there is no apparent reason why they should not yield as many seeds as did their parents when legitimately fertilised

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74. Nor, perhaps, will it fail to be eventually perceived, that behind those forms and usages, as it were, he sometimes masked himself; incidentally making use of them for other and more private ends than they were legitimately intended to subserve

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75. But as, owing to man's inveterate stupidity, this cannot come about for at least a thousand years, every one who recognizes the truth even now may legitimately order his life as he pleases, on the new principles

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76. That was his blunder, that he was the first to speak; for provoking an answer in this way he gave an opening for the rabble to speak, too, and even legitimately, so to say, while if he had restrained himself, people would have gone on blowing their noses and it would have passed off somehow

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77. But there are innumerable small accidents, and little ailments to which humanity is liable, which quite legitimately come within the province of pharmacy to treat, and the pharmacist, if he is wise, is a much safer man to treat these than the clergy and the laity, who are ever ready to prescribe for each other upon any and all occasions

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