Sentence examples for grounds for saying from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, I don't have any real grounds for saying that; it's just a belief.

Yet the evidence suggests that she has solid grounds for saying that such places are beyond reform.

But let's accept that Cameron is no atheist and that Dawkins has no grounds for saying that he is.

Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, said the other day that those who attacked the so-called individual mandate in the health care legislation as unconstitutional had little grounds for saying so.

I am grateful for Damon Linker's generous and generally accurate review of my "What Paul Meant" (Dec. 31).But he has no grounds for saying that I "reject... the early church councils, the church fathers and even, in many instances, the Gospels themselves".

The specification objection charges that coherence theorists have no grounds for saying that (1) is false and (2) true.

Obviously, I don't have any real ground for saying that.

If the act (speaking, or circulating a paper), its tendency, and the intent with which it is done are the same, we perceive no ground for saying that success alone warrants making the act a crime.

And yet Steve Stockman, a Republican Congressman from Texas, has already called them grounds for impeachment, saying "I will seek to thwart this action by any means necessary".

Transition gives "great grounds for optimism," says Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, "on topics that are often rather doom-laden".

"The challenging environment continues, but we have some grounds for optimism," said Frances Moore, chief executive of the music federation.