Sentence examples for to be groundless from inspiring English sources

She goes on to say that de Sade knew the charges against Isabeau to be groundless, admitting to "being perfectly aware that the charges against the queen are without ground".

Electoral authorities investigated and found the claims to be groundless.

All such worries turned out to be groundless.

An allegation that the anaesthetist had been negligent was shown to be groundless.

He said he had investigated the allegations and found them to be groundless.

We have investigated the allegations made by the commission and have found them to be groundless.

Importance and urgency cannot be groundless, and they need to be proved by first-hand data.

But their worries appear to have been groundless: most reviews are positive, and patient-satisfaction scores improved after the move.

Last Sunday's magazine featured crack reporting on gambling, silence, and China, so this fear seems to have been groundless.

"Quite often, we hear what I want to stress are groundless statements that Russia is supposedly helping Iran," he said.

They also used "un" terms such as feeling undone, unravelled, or unhinged to describe being groundless.