Sentence examples for which is unwarranted from inspiring English sources

It has a destructive reputation, which is unwarranted, and it can be lovely.

'There is a lot of anxiety which is unwarranted because nothing is going to happen to you.' Arriving in Iraq, he was overpowered, finding it 'completely beautiful'.

Chicago Police officers who participated in the riots continue to endure unending criticism — all of which is unwarranted, inaccurate and wrong".

There is a laziness to the criticism of Sunday papers which is unwarranted and, I must admit, irritating, given the amount of work and thought that goes into every edition of the newspaper.

A few months ago I finished writing my book about living in hotels – a second memoir by the age of thirty, which is unwarranted by any measure.

She suspected me of double-talk, which was unwarranted paranoia on her part, and of unnecessary elaboration, which was entirely justified.

We did not measure the rate of muscle protein breakdown (MPB) (which was unwarranted without more indicative data of possible sex differences given the already sizeable investigational burden on our subjects).

Ní Chuilleanáin translates cailleach as "nun", which is not unwarranted, but allows her to splice the Christian tradition on to what is also a celebration of older Celtic goddess figures.

When a customer leaves a negative review, developers couldn't respond to the criticism – which is sometimes unwarranted – in a way that other App Store customers could see.

However, this is based on simply dividing the mean EPSC rate by the mean spike rate, which is statistically unwarranted (especially for low n).

(bullying or harassment refers to something happening which is unwelcome, unwarranted and causes a detrimental effect)." Respondents were asked to respond: No/Yes/Prefer not to answer.