Sentence examples similar to unfounded concept from inspiring English sources
If these explanations are wrong, or unfounded as in the case of vacuous concepts like Qi, then we ought to correct or abandon them.
In the following, we will try to clarify them to distinguish facts and concepts from hypotheses and from unfounded speculation.
Potentially more significant is the panel's recommendation that NCI move away from the traditional concept of race, which "rests on unfounded assumptions," according to IOM.
Belief in prenatal fetal awareness, mental communication between mother and unborn child, and emotional attachment of child to mother as a prenatal phenomenon, are concepts that connect easily to the unfounded assumption that all adopted children suffer emotional disorders.
"The concept that an academy award is 'an honest signal' is a startlingly unfounded assertion," says Mike Wade of the Indiana University, Bloomington.
At the grave risk of exacerbating the unfounded, anti-Semitic stereotype that Jews are stingy I'm going to argue that the concept of giving charity does not exist in Judaism.
Both contentions are unfounded.
The contention is unfounded.
Those fears proved unfounded.
This objection is unfounded.
