Use "well-grounded" in a sentence

1. My only quarrel with him to date has to do with his well-grounded observation that we cannot know the future

2. A man of science seemed to be arguing the authoritarian point of view of religion, even, it seemed, against well-grounded scientific theory

3. He had every well-grounded reason for solid attachment; he knew her to have all the worth that could justify the warmest hopes of lasting happiness with her; her conduct at this very time, by speaking the disinterestedness and delicacy of her character (qualities which he believed most rare indeed), was of a sort to heighten all his wishes, and confirm all his resolutions

4. Individual citizens and foreigners became stockholders on a well-grounded expectation of the stability of the Government

5. Gentlemen might differ as to the precise ratio; but, while they argued in favor of a small number, from the inconvenience of a large delegation, he hoped they would conceive with him that well-grounded apprehensions might be entertained of the evils which would result from its being too small

6. So long as it exists, the body politic will experience the agitations and convulsive throes of well-grounded jealousy in the States

7. Honest apprehensions have, too, been entertained in times back of the Government being too strong; I think, however, that we may look with well-grounded confidence for complete sufficiency in it; without being alarmed at the reverse of the picture

8. that the statement made was not accurate; that the delay and difficulties caused by the proceedings of the Legislature of South Carolina, were owing to well-grounded suspicions, at that time, that Mr