Sentence examples for seems unjustified from inspiring English sources

Such insecurity seems unjustified.

So talk of "two extremes" seems unjustified.

At first glance, the book's title seems unjustified.

She is a tough woman, but what Teresa says about her ("She should live on a black mountain and drink out of a skull") seems unjustified.

And, in the view of tenant advocates, with inflation largely in check, the current proposal for 4 and 6percentt increases seems unjustified.

However, in light of the decision, any advertiser restricted in its advertising may wish to take the body imposing the restriction to task if the ban seems unjustified.

Parallels to modern dance -- Gonzales once took ballet lessons on a whim -- don't seem unjustified.

But the scale may seem unjustified if one considers the primary role of the police to make arrests that lead to prosecution.

We are concerned, however, that Mr Dudley's £14m pay package will seem unjustified to many shareholders, considering the performance of the company over the past 12 months," said Walker.

The university board's trepidation, however, does not seem unjustified.

What begun with statements, revised statements, "clarifications", the full release of tax returns and a £200,000 gift from mummy splashed all over the Sunday papers, ended with a masterful Parliamentary performer making the fuss seem unjustified, the clamour a witch hunt.