The standard supposition that Smithfield is a corruption of smooth field may or may not be well founded.
Since writing I find this surmise to be well founded.
That a man is a member of one of these societies will not protect him from an accusation for treason, if the charge is well founded.
On this occasion he would vote in favor of the amendment, and would endeavor to answer the objections, which, if well founded, would be a subject of great uneasiness in his mind, considering how he intended to give his vote.
The objection made by the gentleman near me is, undoubtedly, well founded.
Such a charge would have been but too well founded.
If the "New Philosophy" be worthy of the reprobation with which it is visited, I confess their fears seem to me to be well founded.
The principle appears to be well founded in reason.
May they not be attained without admitting the objections at present, supposing the objections to be well founded?
But, while all this is true, the instinctive aversion with which this act of Nelson's has been regarded generally is well founded.
But his fears were well founded: some one had visited the subterranean during the hours while he himself was occupied in escaping from Coldbath Fields' Prison.
And if my theory of the duration of life in the Metazoa is well founded, these cells have as a matter of fact increased their duration, to an extent about equal to that of the organism to which they belong.
It is quite possible that this distinction may be well founded, but no conclusive evidence of the occurrence of the second process has yet been adduced.
This group of forms, if my suggestion as to its existence is well founded, appears now to have perished.
Actinozoa, is well founded, it cannot be rejected as impossible.
Be assured that this would be a fearful complaint were it well founded.
If the leading idea of this work is well founded, the relations of mankind with the external world must be viewed in this way: God created the earth.
If this observation is well founded, it is conclusive.
Some of his reasonings not appearing to me well founded, I wrote a little metaphysical piece in which I made remarks on them.
Perhaps, too, she thought my expectations not so well founded as I imagined them to be.
This whole transaction gave us Americans the first suspicion that our exalted ideas of the prowess of British regular troops had not been well founded.
Nevertheless, I had still some doubts remaining, which appeared to me well founded, for thus I reasoned.
The pride of a superior race and self-esteem, well founded in this case, are a universal power.
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