Sentence examples for unsubstantiated to from inspiring English sources

His ruthlessness is only matched by his hubris claiming (still unsubstantiated) to be a direct descendant of the Prophet Mohammed's holy Quraysh tribe -- one of the key Islamic qualifications for becoming the Caliph (leader of all Muslims).

Taking into account these points, the main conclusion of the authors based on data shown on Fig. 2-4 appears unsubstantiated to me.

It isn't only Bachmann's tendency to make unsubstantiated claims, to distort history, and to vilify the opposition: that's unfortunately typical of the group.

He's decided he'll do or say anything to stay in the game -- even Palin-izing himself by making outrageous, unsubstantiated comments to appeal to the wing nuts among us.

Many of those allegations turned out to be unsubstantiated, according to the OIG.

This article was amended on 22 and 25 November 2013 to clarify HA Hellyer's position and to remove an unsubstantiated reference to Prince Salman's health.

Safety concerns and unsubstantiated links to autism have caused parents to question vaccines, but despite overwhelmingly conclusive evidence that vaccines are safe, some parents remain uneasy.

"He has also made absolutely clear both to the ECB and the England team that despite unsubstantiated allegations to the contrary and repeated media speculation, he did not offer any tactical advice to the South Africans".

He compared the unsubstantiated offense to "McCarthyism" and "Nixon/Watergate".

" 'Why did you bring an unsubstantiated case to court?' " He watched them drive away that night, more annoyed than frightened.

"That's a ridiculous and unsubstantiated thing to say," Governor Gilmore's spokesman, Mark A. Miner, said in rejecting any suggestion that politics was a factor in the case.