Only the story of its construction, which cannot be substantiated, gives it a place in Thoreau's archive, and its emptiness tests the limits of interpretation.
If you try to get a story by making claims that cannot be substantiated, it will not lead to a story.
The arbitrary classification of a constitutive treatment as either replacement or substitution of a body function to ethically permit discontinuation of destination therapy with a medical device in a life-terminating act cannot be substantiated factually but it does give free rein to the construction of what some commentators have referred to as a moral fiction [ 30].
It suffered from "ecological fallacy", drawing a conclusion that cannot be substantiated, namely that the people contracting the food-borne disease E coli were the same people who had not washed their bags.
Claims of this nature cannot be substantiated, nor can they be refuted; it is improbable that all human dramatic forms were directly inspired by puppets, but it seems certain that from a very early period in man's development puppet theatre and human theatre grew side by side, each perhaps influencing the other.
The Coors Light campaign's fanciful superlative of "world's most refreshing beer" is what is known in the advertising industry as puffery, a subjective claim that cannot be substantiated because of its broadness.
Though possible, this view cannot be substantiated.
Hearsay evidence that cannot be substantiated when challenged in court.
The Crown Prosecution Service opposed Ibori's appeal, arguing that the corruption allegations cannot be substantiated.
Therefore making a claim that palm oil could be wholly sustainable, which cannot be substantiated, was deemed to be misleading.
