Sentence examples for seems ungrounded from inspiring English sources

Three types of buckling analyses are carried out which are the LBA, GNA, GNIA proposed also by Eurocode 3. The results show that the equilibrium path from both GNA and GNIA is highly nonlinear, and it seems ungrounded to establish design criterion on the principle of superposition based on the linear elastic theory.

But to Campisi, the first part of that rationale seemed ungrounded.

But Mr Levitt's suggestion that only a failure of imagination kept the whip business from jumping to the automotive business seems historically ungrounded.

Recent fears that the earthquake in Nepal could lead to a surge of art theft there appear ungrounded, however.

It's difficult to overlook a statement that seems completely ignorant and ungrounded, and you'll likely have the urge to correct the person.

The leadership of the Republican Party seems to pride itself in its ability to make extraordinary and ungrounded claims about their political opposition.

But up above the clouds, the UnGrounded passengers seemed satisfied to suspend their cynicism for a minute and just dream.

So when there's any concern at all about vaccines, no matter how ungrounded in scientific evidence, it's like you're taking an infinitesimal risk against what almost seems like no risk.

Hence WF ∈WF, so WF is ungrounded, contradiction (the same paradox will also appear in Shen-Yuting 1953).

Santa, can you therefore help us get through to the politicians who look upon us as mere agents of political correctness and ungrounded, unrealistic thinking?

"You feel so ungrounded".