Sentence examples for not completely baseless from inspiring English sources

This view persisted for decades, even as it became abundantly clear to many people in the profession that the supposed science behind the APA's former classification was dubious, if not completely baseless.

When I say baseless, it's not totally baseless.

First, the accusation from Don Winslow (who does not possess a degree in journalism himself) that Mr. Penn is not a journalist and/or that his self-proclaimed "experiential journalism" is not true journalism, is completely baseless.

That suspicion isn't altogether baseless.

Yesterday Dirk Frans, the executive director of IAM, said: "The accusation is completely baseless, they were not carrying any Bibles, except maybe their personal Bibles.

Mr Putin said the reports dismissed as "completely baseless" by Iran would not deter him from his planned visit.

"This new claim that the Department has not produced a single responsive document is completely baseless and appears to be yet another excuse to drag out Secretary Clinton's testimony until closer to the election," Cummings said.

"I have not seen a shred of evidence to support these charges which I believe are completely baseless," he said.

A statement from Mercedes Benz Manhattan states that the company can't comment on the claims in detail due to ongoing litigation, but that "the allegations are completely baseless".

The scaremongering on this issue is completely baseless.

Mr. Rotella, who is 37, has denied the charges as "completely baseless and flat-out wrong".