Sentence examples for unsubstantiated that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grenier makes other statements, besides the one about Lun's terror, that seem scientifically unsubstantiated: that, for example, a wolf cub raised by humans behaves just like a dog, whereas a puppy maintained without human contact in its first three months of life "will remain completely wild, untamable".

According to The Washington Post, he believed that the preliminary F.B.I. inquiry had left matters "so unsubstantiated that prosecution is not warranted".

The controversy prompted Regiomontanus to write his longest expository work, the "Defense of Theon Against George of Trebizond," which later fueled rumours, entirely unsubstantiated, that George's sons had him poisoned.

(There is a story, though Sperber considers it unsubstantiated, that once, in desperation, he applied for a job as a railway clerk and was turned down for bad handwriting).

Reports, so far unsubstantiated, that the rebels have also used chemical weapons may have made it easier for Barack Obama to equivocate.It seems increasingly likely, in any event, that he will eventually arm the rebels, hoping that the stuff does not reach the jihadists.

Some rumors are swirling, quite unsubstantiated, that Apple may be breaking its own yearly release cycle by pushing for a holiday release for the next iPad.

We have some unsubstantiated data that also indicate that some in situ breast carcinomas may also show expression of CD1a.

He then makes the further unsubstantiated claim that: "Google & others are suppressing voices of Conservatives and hiding information and news that is good".

"Mike Long is making a ridiculous and unsubstantiated accusation that is absolutely not true," he said.

"It was the unsubstantiated rumors that attracted me to you in the first place".

What about his unsubstantiated claim that up to 3.6F of warming might be good for the planet?