Sentence examples for clearly unfounded from inspiring English sources

They regard the proceedings as clearly unfounded and are requesting their dismissal".

But my pinko prejudices are clearly unfounded, because Sebastian, the chef, and Lana turn out to be as warm and friendly as can be.

However, MacLaurin then rounded on Lewis for making what he believes are clearly unfounded allegations, which have twice been made the front pages of the newspapers.

But a panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit rules by 2 to 1 that the law applies only in cases that are clearly unfounded.

But if May were to conclude that Abu Qatada's application to revoke the deportation order was "clearly unfounded", she could issue a certificate that would block his appeal to Siac.

And, if so, the effect of the action of the state Legislature in passing the statute was to decide this debatable question against the view now advanced by appellant; and since we are unable to say that such a determination by the Legislature is clearly unfounded, we are precluded from overturning it.

Such talk, clearly, was unfounded.

This is clearly not an unfounded fear.

The Department of Energy has just released a report finding that by 2050 wind power can be the largest provider of electricity in the nation, clearly contradicting Ridley's unfounded assertions.

Professors in the sociology department disavowed Edmonds's remarks, saying, "We consider Professor Edmonds's views to be unfounded, ill-advised and clearly insensitive".

"This trial clearly undermines the Bush administration's unfounded fear that terrorists cannot -- in their view -- be tried in our criminal courts," said Howard Simon, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Florida.