Sentence examples for unfounded accusation from inspiring English sources

These statements use mere speculation and guilt by association to justify an unfounded accusation.

Cardinal Edward M. Egan of New York, himself the subject of an unfounded accusation, backs him, the bishop said.

Michael Roberts, its chief executive, said: "We flatly reject the unfounded accusation that train companies are profiteering".

"There are many police officers who've had a cloud fall over them because of an unfounded accusation of abuse," he said.

You might remember Rio Ferdinand's book and subsequent newspaper serialisation when he made the damaging but unfounded accusation that the group refused to attend John Terry's trial for alleged racial abuse towards Anton Ferdinand, Rio's younger brother.

By suggesting that America should consider steps to prevent such developments on American soil through immigration policies, I earn the wholly unfounded accusation that I harbor sentiments of racism.

"We are ill at ease with people who wield unfounded accusations - he who accuses must provide evidence," said Selemani Omari, president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo's football federation.

Hysterical, unfounded accusations were made against the planned mosque.

He answered that the organization had hurt its credibility by making unfounded accusations.

"I feel the players will not make unfounded accusations unless something has happened".

You might be tempted to say that bloggers make unfounded accusations all the time.