Sentence examples for unfounded myth from inspiring English sources
On "News of the Week," Dmitry Kiselyov, the host, dismissed charges that Trump was a racist as "unfounded myth," and the new President's sexist and predatory remarks as nothing more than a "minute's worth of impulsivity".
The earwigs (Dermaptera) are familiar insects, often unwelcomed, mainly due to their nocturnal habit, some feeding on decaying matters, emitting foul smell, and an unfounded myth that earwigs would crawl into peoples' ears and penetrate into their brains during sleep.
"Australians value equality, diversity and autonomy, as shown by the passionate public opposition to political representatives supporting the Congress and spreading its unfounded myths, including the completely discredited link between abortion and breast cancer," she said.
Pediatricians must protect girls against FGM through culturally sensitive training about the unfounded myths surrounding FGM.
In 2012 he considered removing President Barack Obama from the state's ballots based on an unfounded "birther" myth that he wasn't born a U.S. citizen.
Consider each individual on his own merits and repeal unfounded popular myths about certain nations and peoples.
Being a web developer, like many other human endeavors, is prone to irrational arguments, emotional overreach and yes, unfounded yet long-standing myths.
Partner influence also remains key and so it is important that myths and unfounded concerns raised by male partners are addressed, for example, by designing male friendly interventions.
This myth is completely unfounded.
This notion is as unfounded as any of the myths cherished by the Bush administration, and to paraphrase John Kerry, repeating it doesn't make it true.
