Sentence examples for unfounded arguments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wilton-Jones had "had enough of these unfounded arguments" and decided to test the browsers.

"They have a great deal now, and I think they are trying to maintain the status quo by levying these unfounded arguments," said Rachel Weintraub, director of product safety for the Consumer Federation of America.

Misinterpretations of entropy and conflation with additional misunderstandings of the second law of thermodynamics are ubiquitous among scientists and non-scientists alike and have been used by creationists as the basis of unfounded arguments against evolutionary theory.

The conflation of its inaccurate interpretations with common misconceptions about evolution has resulted in a host of unfounded arguments that purport to challenge evidence for evolution and teaching evolution in classrooms.

Freedom of Speech means freedom to lie and say horrible things and insult people and make unfounded arguments—if we didn't have the freedom to do those things, the internet would be empty of content.

For example, it can ruin good communication between people, causing a downward spiral of unfounded arguments and fights.

It is a prejudiced and unfounded argument that serves to incite and defend violence against people in these communities.

Sen. Chuck Grassley's endorsement Wednesday of an unfounded, extremist argument that Democratic health care legislation could empower the government to "pull the plug on grandma" has once again raised question about the utility of the White House's efforts at bipartisanship.

The video was meant to show that Western criticism of the relentless bombing of civilians in Aleppo was completely unfounded, but its arguments were swiftly discredited.

Eddington's arguments were unfounded and highly dubious; but the weight of his reputation was such that no one dared disagree with him.

"Hopes of some Russians that this regime can change through education, proper instruction or with convincing arguments are unfounded," Andrei N. Illarionov, a former economic adviser to Mr. Putin, wrote in a blog post this week.