Sentence examples for think unduly from inspiring English sources

In suggesting that some people need to "grow up" before talking about the persecution of Christians in the UK or US (Report, 16 August), I had in mind those who offer what I think unduly sensationalised accounts of the situation – and, to a lesser extent, those in the public eye who have to put up with a certain amount of routine attack.

The fifth condition further restricts access to voluntary euthanasia by excluding those capable of ending their own lives, and so may be thought unduly restrictive by those who would wish to discourage terminally ill patients from attempting suicide.

Corporal punishment was common at the time, and was not thought unduly harsh.

Others think it unduly burdens freedom of expression and information retrieval.

Nonetheless, more conservative viewers should not, I think, feel unduly alarmed, let alone frozen out; if what they honestly crave, like the rest of us, is the comfort of outright weirdness, then the Oscars are—and always will be the first port of call.

The adult children of a 95 year old woman might think it unduly cruel to reveal the diagnosis of operable bowel cancer when she would be better able to cope with the fib that she has benign diverticulitis.

This time around he goes for Bank of America, which he thinks was unduly sold off following the announcement of the FleetBoston merger and looks cheap at 12 times trailing profits.

"If the business mood was unduly optimistic in 2007 I think it is unduly pessimistic today".

"There is a balance between what we see in certain unduly conservative counties and what one might think is an unduly permissive jurisdiction," said Barbara Hart, a New York lawyer who represents plaintiffs in class actions.

Most Germans think Mr Friedman is unduly aggressive, arrogant and moralistic.

Yankee fans might think this sounds unduly pessimistic; Jeter got off to an even worse start last year before rebounding somewhat.