Sentence examples for seemed unfounded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin's assertion that Mrs. Clinton had prejudged Sunday's vote seemed unfounded.

"The town has definitely emptied out," she said, adding that rumors that hotel rooms would be cheaper seemed unfounded.

Those reservations seemed unfounded when Everton managed a creditable fifth place in Martínez's first season on Merseyside, though over the next two years many of the old Wigan failings began to resurface.

These worries seem unfounded, though.

Objectively, this fear seems unfounded.

Her fears seem unfounded: even at a press screening here, the film received an ovation.

But his fears, by the end of the poem, seem unfounded.

So the credit starvation fears seem unfounded when we look the at quantity of lending.What about prices?

The rumors of a midengine design — repeatedly denied by General Motors — seem unfounded once again, as they have proved throughout Corvette's rich history.

The talk of Johnny Manziel rescuing the Browns franchise in the off-season seems unfounded now and Hoyer has surprised all with his consistent and effective style of play.

Mr. Bloomberg's contention that the city may lose federal money for failing to comply with the welfare laws also seems unfounded.