Sentence examples for actually unfounded from inspiring English sources
The presence of the seaweed suggested the proximity of land and encouraged Columbus to continue, but many early navigators had the fear (actually unfounded) of becoming entangled within the mass of floating vegetation.
And the fear that secularism would eliminate religion completely from the public sphere from population ( some religious people have this fear and they oppose it because of that) is actually unfounded.
Others vehemently refute those claims, saying they are unfounded and actually put sex trafficking victims at risk because police arrest them and discredit their need for help.
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The results of these studies suggest that the concern that the intended beneficiaries of affirmative action are actually being harmed rather than helped is largely unfounded.
"It was unfounded, because in my second year I actually got a scholarship.
So how did 2012 actually pan out for Bast given his concerns had proven unfounded?
That criticism is somewhat unfounded, as songs by even the most "contemporary" artists (Lana Del Rey) actually work quite nicely in the movie.
In July, Ms. Hasina seemed frustrated by the outside attention on the case, saying that suspicions about security forces were unfounded and that Mr. Islam's image as a labor leader was misleading, since he actually worked for a nonprofit group.
Philippe Reines, a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton, said in response, "If unfounded partisan attacks could somehow be harnessed as an energy source, then this White House could claim to actually have a plan to address our country's energy needs".
