Sentence examples for unfounded things from inspiring English sources

I used to get teams bringing up unfounded things about players, like 'He's a drinker,' or 'He's a gambler.' "But that was when it was just the G.M. and the player and the agent in the room.

What people say could be completely unfounded, or things could have changed, or there might be things about a school that make it the right choice for your child even if it wasn't right for someone else's son or daughter.

Two things: unfounded doubt and fear of doing things differently.

He is heading into kindergarten with eager anticipation and is ready for the change, but the question is, am I? Maybe I'm just harboring unfounded concerns about things you hear parents of older children complain about like logistics around managing a working schedule with a school calendar, becoming a constant chauffeur and the homework, my god, the homework!

"It's not that his reasons were unfounded, but they were not things I cared about.

Siyu did not know why she imagined that; it was as unfounded as all the other things she had made up about him.

Newton received a barrage of (largely unfounded) criticism this season, for things as minute as his dabbing.

To the Editor: James J. Heckman suggests that "unfounded doubt and fear of doing things differently" are the primary deterrents to radical change in our investment in early childhood education.

As Canadians alone remember, the province of Quebec, in two referendums, did, or came close to doing, the same thing with the same unfounded belief.

Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, said the government had more important things to do than investigate unfounded claims.

Clinically significant delusions included feelings of being watched, unfounded ideas that others are saying negative things about the individual (which are distinguished from paranoia and self-consciousness), and a belief that ghost is communicating directly with the individual.