Sentence examples for seem well founded from inspiring English sources

Their concerns seem well founded, but of course you could argue it was the stuff of island resentment at breezy incomers.

Sodderland's initial recordings express her delight and relief that she is alive at all, and given that stroke is the UK's third biggest killer, and affects around 150,000 people each year, such feelings seem well founded.

The three reviews were consistent in their conclusions and the results seem well founded.

Their faith seems well founded.

In that sense, Mr. Yeltsin's purported judgment seems well founded.

The Russian scientist's fears about the operation seemed well founded.

Their fears seemed well founded this past week, during the court's final argument session of the term.

Optimism seems well founded, with prestigious, world-renowned and hugely valuable collections hitting the block in New York in May.

But when Vivendi Universal reported third-quarter results on Tuesday, Mr. Nathanson's concerns about the music group's health seemed well founded.

Blair's entourage talked hubristically of a "progressive century", by which they meant a century dominated by them and their political heirs; and their hopes seemed well founded.

Given these findings and petitioners' arguments, the concern that we expressed in Lopez that Congress might use the Commerce Clause to completely obliterate the Constitution's distinction between national and local authority seems well founded.