Sentence examples for quite unfounded from inspiring English sources

All quite unfounded of course!

All this may, as I say, be quite unfounded; but Straw's actions and attitude strongly suggested that the trouble among the party did not happen altogether spontaneously".

Inflated concerns about LPR technology and invasions of privacy seem to be quite unfounded when one examines the current federal law protecting privacy of drivers and vehicle owners.

Quite obviously, such concerns were not unfounded.

First, it raises the quite separate matters of Lord McAlpine and Louis Walsh, talking of "unfounded allegations" against the former and the settlement of a libel action, in Ireland, against The Sun by the latter.

"We have quite clear proof that these accusations are unfounded," he says.

But for quite a while the Beltway, once again demonstrating its unfounded faith in the power of up-close-and-personal impressions, didn't want to hear it.

Tossing around some pretty wild and unfounded assumptions here, but I'm going to state quite openly that I doubt Chile has a space program of any real stature.

After all, if identifying ethical showcase material is really quite easy, then complaints about limited time and extra effort are completely unfounded.

Concerns that companies searching for alternatives would turn to unhealthy — but not quite as harmful — saturated fat, say from butter or palm oil, appear to be unfounded.

That criticism is somewhat unfounded, as songs by even the most "contemporary" artists (Lana Del Rey) actually work quite nicely in the movie.