Sentence examples for unfounded stories from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unfounded stories" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe stories or rumors that have no basis in fact or evidence. Example: The politician denied the unfounded stories that were spreading about his personal life.
She cited unfounded stories about the dropping value of the Lebanese currency that forced a cabinet change as an example.
So, in order to lay to rest some rumors and downright conspiracy theories, and in a sincere effort to shelter the media from the embarrassment their unfounded stories have undoubtedly caused them, I'd like to come right out and admit a few things to everyone.
It is surprising and regrettable that The Times should have given credit to such an offensive and totally unfounded story.
As to the second question, why Ibn al-Qifṭī so relished the reporting of an unfounded story in such full details, his motivation may have had something to do with his family's close association with Saladin and his family.
Last year Jessen hit the headlines when Gordon Brown's spin doctor, Damian McBride, sent an email to Labour blogger Derek Draper, suggesting they spread the unfounded story that David Cameron had suffered from a sexually transmitted disease.
"Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are very satisfied with this categoric retraction of what was a false and unfounded story, together with the comprehensive apology from Bauer Consumer Media, the publishers of Heat magazine," Tweed said.
It's a "completely unfounded story," Sanchez said, and then repeated himself for emphasis.
Ms. Hatfield said that the basis of the Point Blank problems was "unfounded and unfavorable stories" circulated by striking workers and union leaders.
"We the people of the 'Today' show who work side by side, day by day, year in and year out with Matt Lauer are tired of unfounded and unrelenting stories by faceless characters regarding his character and reputation.
In October, Chief Justice Chaudry met with his colleagues to discuss troubling media rumours that Zardari's government was planning to fire them; Chaudry requested government assurance that the stories were unfounded.
The Guardian today issued a statement saying it wholeheartedly rejected any suggestion that the news story was unfounded.
