Sentence examples for unwarranted language from inspiring English sources

Stewart Granger stomped around, turning the cutting-room blue with unwarranted language, while Rex Harrison would go mad at the drop of a stitch.

Race is best understood as the result of a process informed by social values and institutional practices that imbue superficial differences between groups, such as skin color, eye shape or language, with unwarranted significance.

This, as Choi (2008) has cautioned, creates "unwarranted pressure" for young learners to take language tests beyond their cognitive capacity, produces a "mismatch between the difficulty of test input and the ability of test takers [that] leads to invalid consequences", and raises "ethical issues regarding children's right to learn in an appropriate manner" (p. 53).

In combination with evidence of locus heterogeneity within and between populations, this picture of extensive gene flow lends credence to the argument that the transfer of historical population labels which reflect language and other social categories onto patient samples will in many cases be unwarranted.

"Because Of Our Skin" by the Desert Sevenz is a low tempo banger, telling of unwarranted police harassment, complete with a chorus in Alyawarra, one of several distinct indigenous languages native to the Barkly region.

Trump also went beyond the boilerplate language in most presidential orders to forego automatic pay change rates, calling expected formula-based regional salary boosts unwarranted and unworkable.

Was that comparison unwarranted?

"The criticism was unwarranted.

Tightening now is unwarranted.

This may be unwarranted.

her input is unwarranted.