Sentence examples for unfounded convictions from inspiring English sources
In general, McTaggart held that religious (or metaphysical) beliefs cannot rest merely on the unfounded convictions of believers, or on the claim that most people believe it, or on that we must believe it in order to be happy, or that we should believe it on faith (Some Dogmas of Religion, section 31).
Despite the unfounded but widespread conviction among ideologically minded academic critics that the western genre is inherently a "genocidal fantasy" about the systematic murder of American Indians, the Indians play at most a marginal role in the vast majority of the Bs.
Because New York homicide law defines a victim as a person born alive, Jorgensen's attorney says her conviction is unfounded and sets a standard allowing for prosecutions of mothers on charges dangerously outside the law.
"This was an unfounded criminal charge and wildly inappropriate conviction that wrongly singled out a balanced Wall Street Journal report," said the Journal's Editor in Chief Gerard Baker".
There hasn't been a courage of conviction to try and deal with [healthcare coverage]." Economic concerns about the plan are not unfounded, though.
Former Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell said: "One of the most unsavoury elements of this case is the repeated and unfounded criticism of the judges who sat in the trial, and those who heard the subsequent appeal against conviction.
These concerns are unfounded.
His fears were unfounded.
These worries are unfounded.
