Sentence examples similar to an unsubstantiated answer from inspiring English sources

Sessions repeatedly refused to answer questions, citing an unsubstantiated rule that he could not do so, though stating it wasn't due to executive privilege, which he said only the president could demand.

Facile answers aren't always the right ones, even if the media gloms onto an unsubstantiated storyline and repeats it ad nauseam.

For English-readers he was an unsubstantiated rumor..".

(The I.S.I. calls this claim an "unsubstantiated accusation of a very serious nature").

But sometimes the plane isn't a plane and an unsubstantiated rumor takes wing.

Another story promoted by Chalabi's organization offered an unsubstantiated link between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

Over the weekend one Lebanese newspaper received an unsubstantiated claim of responsibility supposedly from Al Qaeda.

"This is an unsubstantiated and unproven case," said Stephen E. Kaufman, Mr. Kozlowski's lawyer.

A YouTube user also pushed an unsubstantiated rumor that the suspect was a Hillary Clinton supporter.

He also referred to an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory involving Joe Scarborough, host of "Morning Joe" on MSNBC.

Trump blamed the loss on voter fraud, which was an unsubstantiated claim.