Sentence examples for seem unwarranted from inspiring English sources

As for remarks that arts programmes merely "tick the box", these seem unwarranted.

Even as a starting player in Japan, his celebrity status could seem unwarranted.

But early concerns that the attacks would devastate tourism -- an industry responsible for nearly 20percentt of Spain's gross domestic product -- now seem unwarranted.

Suffice it to say that Charlotte Parry is a sweetly sympathetic governess whose flashes of fire never seem unwarranted or hysterical.

Yet for all the deserved plaudits she will receive from her hosts, the sheer spectacle of her visit may amount to an unhelpful distraction from extremely serious abuses taking place in her homeland; indeed it may even seem unwarranted, given that the smiling icon has betrayed some of her country's most vulnerable people.

While these possible applications of geological storage of CO2 may seem unwarranted to some, we must calibrate that against the dangers of living with 450 parts per million (ppm) or more of CO2 in the atmosphere for a century or longer.

From the reaction in Jewish quarters, the fears seemed unwarranted.

That means that, barring regulatory action (which seems unwarranted), high change fees are here to stay.

His confidence seemed unwarranted, not following from anything he'd said or done.

But by the second quarter, all that attention and suspense seemed unwarranted.

The associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, Christopher Dunn, said that the white-shirted officer's actions seemed unwarranted.