Sentence examples for unfounded certainty from inspiring English sources
The pattern has even befallen the statistician Nate Silver, who emerged, in 2008, as the answer to the very problem of unfounded certainty but nevertheless calculated, last November, that Trump's support was "about the same share of people who think the Apollo moon landings were faked".
This attitude was on display throughout the debate, when Bill Nye would accept ambiguity and Ken Ham simply substituted ambiguity for absolute and uncompromising and entirely unfounded certainty.
According to Google, self-righteous means "having or characterized by a certainty, especially an unfounded one, that one is totally correct or morally superior".
As with many nutrition tips, though, including some offered by the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, the tidbit about skipping breakfast is based on scientific speculation, not certainty, and indeed, it may be completely unfounded, as the experiment in New York indicated.
These concerns are unfounded.
Their worries were unfounded.
This concern is unfounded.
His fears were unfounded.
