Sentence examples for a little unfounded from inspiring English sources
There has been plenty of pessimism around Collingwood, most of it a little unfounded.
"You tick a lot of boxes and win a lot of hearts when you start talking that sort of language, but I think it's a little bit unfounded," he said.
Finally — and this is something that is hard to prove one way or the other — the lack of disclosure may also mean that the fears around seed financing dropping off a cliff may be at least a little bit unfounded.
If you think my concern is unfounded, here's a little experiment.
This approach might seem a little crude, but it's not unfounded.
A little freaky, but I can let go of ruminating over an unfounded fear.
With a little forethought and oversight, fears about synthetic biology should turn out to be equally unfounded.
"This is obviously all a little bit of a distraction, and I feel really bad for our family and for my dad and my uncle because this is unfounded criticism on them.
"We had a little bit of an altercation," he said, regarding an article by Dr. Marginson in the newspaper The Australian. "The paper gave us a chance to see it beforehand and there were some unfounded allegations, which we disputed and were removed.
An unfounded report on a little-known blog claiming that Gov. Nikki R. Haley was about to be indicted rocketed from South Carolina political circles into national circulation, along the way becoming the latest lesson in the perils of an instantaneous news culture.
