Sentence examples for feel unsubstantiated from inspiring English sources

A similar anxiety might haunt any biographer tackling so studied a figure as Keats, and at times Roe's assertions — that Keats was an opium addict; that, had he lived, he might have forsaken poetry for prose; that his father's death, an apparent accident, was suspicious — feel unsubstantiated or beside the point.

–What elements in the sentence do you feel are unsubstantiated (unsupported)?

Because of such costs, he said, multilevel marketing companies often feel pressed into making unsubstantiated claims for their products to increase sales.

Catherine has been too sensible a narrator; her necessary descent into madness feels sudden and unsubstantiated.

"Zhang's estimation is unsubstantiated and I even feel it's pointless to research the issue," Xiao Dong, a 36-year-old gay man, told the publication.

Supporters of 20-week bans contend that is the point when fetuses can feel physical pain, although this claim is unsubstantiated by medical evidence.

I feel the first paragraph under "Expression level" is completely unsubstantiated.

"We feel that the reasons given for refusing transparency are illogical and unsubstantiated.

"These unsubstantiated and unfounded attacks have become so aggressive that I feel it's necessary to set the record straight..

One police official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, confirmed that Chief Anemone, in a decision that was supported by a superior, rejected the recommendation to transfer Officer Livoti because he felt the allegations were unsubstantiated.

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinksi appeared to choke up Monday as she called President Trump's unsubstantiated wiretapping charge against former president Barack Obama "not funny" and empathized with voters who might feel distressed by Trump's antics.