Sentence examples for unfounded talk from inspiring English sources

So far, the kind of fears that arose in the 1980s — unfounded talk that Japan was "buying up" America — have not surfaced this time.

The shake-up was perhaps inevitable after the fiasco embarrassed both the company and President Nicolas Sarkozy's government and led to a chilling of relations with Beijing after unfounded talk of a Chinese connection to the affair.

What is unfounded is the talk of the Knicks' signing Hill for the $2.25 million midlevel exception and then giving him a maximum money contract the next season.

First, it raises the quite separate matters of Lord McAlpine and Louis Walsh, talking of "unfounded allegations" against the former and the settlement of a libel action, in Ireland, against The Sun by the latter.

Such talk, clearly, was unfounded.

But this talk is mostly unfounded, HuffPost's Peter Goodman reported last week.

There was also talk, which proved unfounded, that Nash would be invited to join the touring team to Canada that Arthur Mailey was compiling.

This disorder is characterized by manic beliefs and behaviors; it involves holding extremely positive self-views, which are often completely unfounded in reality, and often talking excitedly about all of these beliefs, despite the fact that they are untrue.

This fear is REAL but most likely unfounded if your child walks, talks and has the ability to use or at least identify a toilet.

These so-called prodromal symptoms include mild hallucinations, such as hearing your name in the wind, or a sudden, unfounded suspicion that your friends are talking about you behind your back.

The doomsday talk from the industry is unfounded, he said.