Sentence examples for unwarranted character from inspiring English sources

For instance, Mavrodes would probably not consider Ramanujan's belief that Krishna is divine as warranted, but even if Mavrodes is correct Ramanujan would have no access to this truth about the unwarranted character of his own beliefs.

If the prosecution can find cause to slip it past the judge - who may rule against anything that smacks of unwarranted "character assassination" - we are likely to see a parade of ex-girlfriends and acquaintances who may throw light on the couple's relationship, and on Mr Pistorius's allegedly volatile and "trigger-happy" temperament.

Isutani's defenders claim that he has been the victim of unwarranted character assassination, which has helped keep the Big Tujunga project in a regulatory sand trap for six years.

In his opening address, lawyer Kenny Oldwage, who with Roux forms part of Pistorius' defence team, sought to portray the state's allegations as an unwarranted character assassination of a young man deeply in love.

As a professional who covers the industry I wonder about the scope of the initiative: 52 effectively new series seem daunting and unwarranted for some characters.

HRC's strident challenge was an unfortunate and, in my view, unwarranted attack on the character and humanity of Hagel.

In this year of celebrating my 20th Scarpetta novel, I live with the poisonous sting of unwarranted assaults upon my character, and my very identity.

But there's an element of fans who interpret criticism of bad or inconsistent writing as unwarranted criticism of individual characters or the show itself, and that's a wrestling match I don't have the mental energy for just now.

"I would like to thank everyone both in and outside the football world, including club supporters, owners and the media, for their continuing support in this unwarranted and dishonest attack upon my character".

Many in the Twittersphere said JLaw's actions were not only out of character, but that they were also unwarranted.

Which means that his appearances in The Given Day are unwarranted distractions from the travails of the central characters.