If people feel no human connection to you, it doesn't matter whether or not your argument is well founded -- they will fear and oppose you.
But if the Omp85 argument is well founded it does root the tree and enable us to conclude that the absence of flagella in Eobacteria and Cyanobacteria is also probably primitive.
Their fears seemed well founded this past week, during the court's final argument session of the term.
Betsy Barlow Rogers's arguments against these boxes were all well founded ("Street Fighter," Aug. 12); they are indeed redundant, impediments to pedestrians, and horrible eyesores.
The view according to which the wise person assents and forms opinions appealed to those convinced by the Academy's arguments that, though certainty is unobtainable, well founded probabilities are within reach, among which is this view itself.
At the same time he comes to see that his previous enthusiasm for Bradley's idealism was not well founded (though it still takes him a little time to accept that the arguments of Bradley and McTaggart against the reality of time are flawed).
But they do not include NODE's argument that dislike thereof "is long-standing, but not well founded, being based on an analogy with Latin"—where the infinitive is a single, indivisible word.
Their faith seems well founded.
Neither reason is well founded.
The concern is well founded.
Her angst is well founded.
