Sentence examples for an unfounded belief from inspiring English sources
And we're all the poorer if we consign people who still have much to contribute to the sofa through an unfounded belief that this will automatically benefit younger generations.
Rhino horn is made of keratin, the same material as human toenails, but an unfounded belief that it cures everything from hangovers to cancer and can serve as an aphrodisiac, has fed demand and sent prices soaring to an estimated $75,000£50,00000) a kilo.
Isolationism is a myth, an unfounded belief of the ostrich, that one can hide one's head in the sand to escape the enemy that gives us chase.
"That act was completed by her mother". Ms Maylin said the defendant had an "unfounded" belief that her husband Michael, a company chief executive, was having an affair with his financial director at their marine interiors firm Trimline.
At my lowest, I still maintained an unfounded belief that light would shine upon my life again.
Doubting Rome's strength (not an unfounded belief given Rome's performance in the First Macedonian War) Philip ignored the request, and Rome sent an army of Romans and Greek allies to force the issue, beginning the Second Macedonian War.
It wasn't an unfounded notion.
Many business leaders have an implicit but unfounded belief that, while it is necessary to reduce workplace injury risk, there is a trade-off between profits and the expenditures necessary to keep workplaces safe.
Underneath it all, many business leaders have an implicit but unfounded belief that, while it is necessary to reduce workplace injury risk, there is a trade-off between profits and the expenditures necessary to keep workplaces safe.
In regions where waterpipe tobacco smoking has been adopted into the culture, there is a common yet unfounded belief that waterpipe smoke is made less harmful when bubbled through water before inhalation [ 3, 4].
This is the special power that Hollywood frequently aligns with success: an unfounded, unshakeable belief in one's own Greatness.
