Sentence examples similar to unwarrantedly specific from inspiring English sources
Back in England, Cynthia pines for him unwarrantedly.
The faint of heart might find this week's New York Philharmonic program unwarrantedly gloomy.
The unwarrantedly optimistic report could produce a serious misunderstanding of the true financial condition of Medicare and result in significant public confusion.
Instead of a youthful, quasi-animal sexual curiosity, Gruzdyev evinces a saturnine haughtiness, giving the piece an unwarrantedly sinister edge.
If American parents are unwarrantedly fearful and race-minded about their kids' environment, they seem to be less so about their own.
"For the same reasons, he has portrayed Hitler in an unwarrantedly favorable light, particularly in relation to his attitude toward and responsibility for the treatment of the Jews".
When I mentioned the film on Twitter, I received a few responses citing the critical line about the film at the time of its release — which was sharply and, I thought, unwarrantedly negative.
In particular, our results contrast starkly with the frequent criticism that the NIH is extremely risk-averse and unwarrantedly favors experienced investigators.
Lindsay Lohan's performance in the rather mediocre TV film "Liz & Dick" (which, however — I should have mentioned — features the admirable script conceit of a virtual posthumous interview with the protagonists) received unfortunately (and unwarrantedly nasty) negative reviews.
At a libel action in London in 2000, in which he had every chance to make his best case, the judge concluded that he was "anti-Semitic and racist", saying he had "persistently and deliberately misrepresented and manipulated historical evidence" and "portrayed Hitler in an unwarrantedly favourable light".It is hard to see what the Austrian court's sentence can add to that.
