Sentence examples for unfounded of from inspiring English sources
All quite unfounded of course!
His fear is unfounded, of course; cinematic crooks have always figured out how to circumvent electronic affronts to their profession.
There is always a fear, not entirely unfounded, of going so fast that you end up flying right out onto Bear Ridge Road or Palmer Lane.
The presence of the seaweed suggested the proximity of land and encouraged Columbus to continue, but many early navigators had the fear (actually unfounded) of becoming entangled within the mass of floating vegetation.
A 1999 poll that Zogby conducted for Newsmax, a conservative Web site, stated, "Allegations have risen" — they were totally unfounded, of course — "that Bill Clinton traded U.S. nuclear and ballistic missile technology to the Chinese for campaign contributions," and then asked whether impeachment proceedings against him should be considered.
Unlike most of the country's wealthy, who private bankers say saw what was coming down the pike and sent their money abroad as much as a year ago, the middle class has had to find ways around the constantly changing restrictions -- or the reports, often unfounded, of more.
But Senate President Richard J. Codey, a Democrat from Essex, said that the furor surrounding gay marriage was based on the same type of unfounded fear of the unknown that was used to justify discrimination against women and racial minorities.
The father of former Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has accused another driver of making unfounded allegations of fraud and incompetence that damaged "my good reputation".
"There are many police officers who've had a cloud fall over them because of an unfounded accusation of abuse," he said.
Last month, Nancy Patterson, a lawyer who worked on the case for Crane, wrote in a memorandum that the investigation was "an unfortunate example of an unfounded prosecution of a private employer".
I am pleased that the unfounded claims of critics of the Stop Online Piracy Act have overwhelmingly been rejected by a majority of House Judiciary Committee members.
