Sentence examples for lies unfounded from inspiring English sources

"The letter filed today on Mr. Donaghy's behalf contains an assortment of lies, unfounded allegations and facts that have been previously acknowledged, such as the fact that certain N.B.A. referees engaged in casino gambling in violation of N.B.A. rules," Joel Litvin, the N.B.A. president for league and basketball operations, said in a statement.

The authority's secretary, Ahmed Abdul Rahman, said they had "strayed from the national path in publishing a petition full of lies and unfounded accusations".

A league official promptly denounced the charges as "lies" and "unfounded allegations," dismissing them as "the desperate act of a convicted felon".

I have also had to suffer endless unfounded allegations and lies made against me with no opportunity to respond.

How dare she whip up hatred based on unfounded lies when she tells so many lies herself?

As a result of these organized Islamophobia efforts, the anti-Sharia legislation movement has been established, and continues to expand, by an unfounded fear of "creeping Sharia," proliferated by fabrications, lies, and intentionally misconstrued information surrounding Muslims in the United States.

U.S. steelmakers say fears of supply shortages are unfounded, but there's widespread uncertainty and confusion about what lies ahead.

You are too quick to lay to rest as unfounded the Internet rumors of vote fraud in the 2004 presidential election (front page, Nov. 12).

How do they justify that?" Kratz went on to say the allegations in Making a Murderer were unfounded, and questioned the relevance of them being kept in, adding "what possible relevance did including lies about me have to their film?

The party states on their website: "We rigorously enforce a 'one strike and out' policy with regard to journalists – if any journalists resorts to lies, distortions and unfounded allegations, we never deal with that individual again.

Denials of Wittstock's thwarted attempts at what some described as "escape" were issued by spokespeople for the Grimaldi family: they described the story as "ugly rumours" and "unfounded lies" designed to undermine the monarchy.