unwarrantable

Now, you appear to me to have made a number of quite unwarrantable assumptions.

He wanted a quite unwarrantable percentage of the gross as well.

Does this constitute an unwarrantable risk factor in my design?"

- Nothing was further from my thoughts than this most unwarrantable intrusion.

What with one thing and another, I was given to understand that it would be unwarrantable insolence on my part."

In this case the essence of the offense lay in the unwarrantable public proclamation.

This commission being novel and unwarrantable, the company protested, and Lindsay was recalled.

Was it an unwarrantable risk to Luna?

"So to see a rash of unwarrantable failures under this administration is a telling sign of a mine with serious safety problems."

It was an "unwarrantable interference in Austrian sovereignty."

In 1948 he called for the repeal of the state prohibition law because it was "an unwarrantable infringement" on "reasonable liberty."

To dream of a knife grinder, foretells unwarrantable liberties will be taken with your possessions.

At the same time, any major dispersion of our wall of battle clearly constitutes an unwarrantable risk."

"What moves thee to blurt forth such strange and unwarrantable sayings?

The easy, but totally unwarrantable, elision of the first and only important syllable has led to this fanciful identification.

"No, you don't, and I humbly beg your pardon for making such an unwarrantable insinuation.

She followed him in patiently and sat opposite, pointedly ignoring the new unwarrantable extravagance sitting on the desk.

Having forced him here, she was, with a damnable, unwanted, unwarrantable trust, leaving the conduct of the whole affair up to him!

The suggestion of this joint commission has been criticised as an unwarrantable intrusion into the internal affairs of another country.

But the uncertainty attendant on angelic strangers, will, I hope, excuse what must otherwise appear an unwarrantable familiarity.'

Federal inspectors cited the mine 202 times last year, a number that included 16 violations so blatant that they were deemed "unwarrantable failures."

The most serious of these citations are 16 "unwarrantable failure orders," which are problems that an operator knows exist but fails to correct.

The suggestion of Communist affiliation to the Labour Party was regarded as an unwarrantable departure from principle.

I suppose that Dr. Trevelyan has told you of this most unwarrantable intrusion into my rooms."

He complained of this "extraordinary, and dangerous and unwarrantable conduct in a policeman" whom he thought should be dismissed.