Sentence examples for well founded after from inspiring English sources
Would those pessimistic warnings about dangers on trains prove well founded, after all?
Those suspicions are well founded; after a few years of domestic harmony, Ellroy descends into nervous breakdown, mooning at photos of the Swedish mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter and driving to dusty Sacramento for trysts with a salt-and-pepper-haired doctoral candidate named Joan, who haunts him to this day.
So maybe the fears about our results are not all that well founded after all.
As we know, Badinter's warnings about the dangers of excessive child-centeredness are in many ways well founded; it was, after all, a general exasperation with our hyperventilating mode of motherhood that led us, in the past Tiger Mother-dominated Mother-dominatedart casting our eyearabrord for insoiratoon.
Premonitions well founded, it turned out: Châtelet died nine days after the birth of her baby girl.
After all, if the British claim to Rockall is so well founded, surely the rituals of discovery – settlement, flag-waving – are all a bit beside the point?
Their faith seems well founded.
Neither reason is well founded.
The concern is well founded.
Her angst is well founded.
Rajevac's concern is probably well founded.
