Sentence examples for totally unsubstantiated from inspiring English sources

Rumors flying all over; supposedly it's between Janet Yellen, the obvious choice, and Larry Summers, with totally unsubstantiated claims that LS's star is rising.

"We absolutely deny this accusation, which is totally unsubstantiated and based on nothing but conjecture," a senior ISI official said in a background briefing at the headquarters of the spy organization in Islamabad.

"As the failures of his presidency become more evident, Barack Obama has resorted to the tactics of a typical politician: dishonest and totally unsubstantiated attacks meant to distract from his own record by smearing the reputation of his opponent," said Amanda Hennenberg, a Romney campaign spokeswoman.

Steven Burkeman What a monstrous insult it is to print the totally unsubstantiated allegation that the Red Army carried out "rape on an industrial scale" (Letters, April 13), completely belittling the sacrifices made by the Soviet Union to destroy nazism (95% of all the fighting).

Andrea Mitchell repeats Donald Trump's totally unsubstantiated attacks on Hillary's health as if they are fact.

There was no such meeting -- Cheney's claim was totally unsubstantiated fear mongering.

It's all completely unsubstantiated, as most good rumours are.

Another day, another completely unsubstantiated Apple rumor.

While checking the validity of a totally different unsubstantiated rumor, our contact dropped something of a bomb on accident.

But on Wednesday, his campaign released talking points claiming the story was "totally baseless and unsubstantiated" and that Machado was merely attempting to "gain notoriety at the expense of Mr Trump's name and reputation".

As for the allegations in the AP story, Trump campaign spokesperson Hope Hicks called them 'outlandish, unsubstantiated, and totally false".