Sentence examples for baseless rumours from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, social media is open to misinformation, baseless rumours, hate speech and conspiracy theories.

The aim is to stop baseless rumours that cause "alarm, panic and psychosis", says José Dolores Espinoza, a state congressman backing it.Others detect more sinister motives.

It was equally "absolutely unacceptable", she said, that baseless rumours should circulate on the internet – and in the international press – about the French first couple.

He said the disturbances could have been encouraged by "the suspicious hands of the dissolved ruling party and related individuals who contributed by spreading baseless rumours".

Mr Hilfiger has fallen between two stools: having had to deny baseless rumours of racism, he is in danger of losing black customers without getting white ones.But put Mr Hilfiger's problems to one side.

He calls it "Baracknophobia" and shows clips of blow-dried anchors and experts repeating widely-believed but baseless rumours – that the Democrat is actually a secret Muslim, a plagiarist, a misogynist etc.

It must count as one of the most tragic myths in the history of medicine: a lethal blend of nostalgia for traditional practices and a very modern hunger for luxury, status and prestige, all fuelled by a pernicious, baseless rumour.

And how does an apparently baseless rumour get to the point where the upper echelons of NZ police were issuing a statement to quash it?

He insisted that the rumours were baseless.

Shortly after Profumo's Commons statement, Ward appeared on Independent Television News, where he endorsed Profumo's statement and dismissed all rumours and insinuations as "baseless".

Unfortunately for symmetry-loving editors everywhere, the rumours seem to have been baseless.