Sentence examples for not born out from inspiring English sources

This is a dangerous assumption that is not born out by experience.

"The notion that we are bombing civilians indiscriminately is a) not born out by the facts and b) is not fair," he said.

"The concern that the warnings would have a chilling effect on the treatment of depression in young people was not born out by the data," said the study's lead author, Dr. Mark Olfson, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia.

"So the proposition that in the return of indexation, or the failure to return indexation, will result in a collapse in bulk billing is simply not true and it is not born out by the evidence," Turnbull said.

That is not born out by the facts, which suggest a complex character who only survived because of his conversion to Catholicism.

The post hoc power calculation suggested that the study might be slightly underpowered to show a difference in the PGI-I although this was not born out in the study results.

There's an idea that America works constantly to expand its "empire," he says, but that idea "isn't born out by America's current policy or by public opinion," he says.

But some instincts aren't born out by the data.

When my narrative wasn't born out in the vote totals, I checked the Clinton votes.

Even General Colin Powell opposes the idea: "The suggestion that somehow a military commission is the way to go isn't born out by the history of the military commissions," Powell said recently on CBS's Face the Nation.

So you weren't born out of Broadway and showtunes?