Sentence examples for being unwarranted from inspiring English sources

The timber industry and many Western states strongly opposed the Clinton plan, which had been developed over three years, and had challenged the plan in federal court as being unwarranted and misguided.

So much of what we make of Shylock is determined by the age of the actor who portrays him, the clothes he wears, the accent he is given, the ferocity of his stare and the curvature of his nose, most of the decisions as to these being unwarranted by anything in the text.

In addition to being unwarranted by the facts, legal experts agree that the charges threatened represent an unconstitutional prior restraint on free speech, and are clearly barred by federal law (sec 230 CDA).

If such additional inferences could be ruled out as being unwarranted changes in the student's epistemic situation, then the student's belief about the period would not pseudo-overdetermine her belief about the length of the pendulum.

Beltway pundits David Brooks and Ruth Marcus appearing on Jim Lehrer's News Hour both bashed President Obama and the Nobel prize as being unwarranted and insignificant.

"The criticism was unwarranted.

Tightening now is unwarranted.

This may be unwarranted.

her input is unwarranted.

His alarm is unwarranted.

That criticism is unwarranted.