Unsubstantial

The fantastical creatures in the story seemed unsubstantial and unreal.

The politician's campaign promises were vague and unsubstantial.

The psychic's predictions turned out to be unsubstantial and inaccurate.

The claims made by the product's advertisement were proven to be unsubstantial.

The scientific study failed to provide unsubstantial evidence to support its conclusions.

The theory proposed by the student was deemed unsubstantial.

The rumors about the company's bankruptcy are completely unsubstantial.

The politician's promises were found to be unsubstantial by the voters.

The evidence presented by the prosecution was considered unsubstantial by the jury.

The claims made by the tabloid were proven to be unsubstantial.

The artist's portfolio lacked substantial work and was considered unsubstantial by the critics.

The argument put forward by the speaker was weak and unsubstantial.

The research findings were based on unsubstantial data and were disregarded by the scientific community.

The assumptions made by the author in the book were unsubstantial and lacked supporting evidence.

The politician's unsubstantial promises did not gain the trust of the voters.

The rumors about their breakup turned out to be unsubstantial; they were still happily together.

The company's financial report revealed unsubstantial growth in the past quarter.

The financial projections for the new business venture were unsubstantial and failed to convince potential investors.

The fairy tales recounted unsubstantial creatures like unicorns and dragons.

The hiker felt an unsubstantial breeze as he reached the mountain's summit.

The movie relied heavily on special effects but had an unsubstantial plot, leaving the audience unsatisfied.

The artist used light brushstrokes to create an unsubstantial effect in the painting.

Her dreams felt unsubstantial, as if they would vanish with the morning light.

The castle ruins stood as a reminder of a once grand and majestic structure, now reduced to unsubstantial remains.

The professor dismissed the student's unsubstantial arguments during the debate.

The politician's promises turned out to be unsubstantial when they failed to deliver on their campaign pledges.

The company's unsubstantial profits led to a decline in investor confidence.

The defendant's alibi proved to be unsubstantial during the trial.

Her explanation was vague and unsubstantial, leaving me with more questions than answers.

The rumors about an impending apocalypse proved to be unsubstantial and unfounded.

Her argument was weak and unsubstantial, lacking any solid evidence.

The ghostly figure seemed unsubstantial, like a mere shadow in the darkness.

The rumors about their relationship turned out to be unsubstantial gossip.

The argument presented by the politician was unsubstantial.

The unsubstantial rumors about their breakup caused unnecessary stress.

The scientific study lacked unsubstantial data and was deemed unreliable.

The breeze felt unsubstantial as it passed through the thin curtains.

The ghostly figure appeared before them, its unsubstantial form floating in the air.

The evidence presented in court was deemed unsubstantial and did not support the prosecution's case.

His argument was weak and unsubstantial in the debate.

The furniture in the cheap motel room felt unsubstantial and uncomfortable.

Despite his flashy appearance, his knowledge on the subject was unsubstantial.

The cloud formations appeared unsubstantial, almost like delicate cotton candy.

The artist's abstract painting appeared unsubstantial and lacked a clear focal point.

The scientific study provided unsubstantial evidence to support its claims.

The scientific theory lacked evidence and was considered unsubstantial.

The rumors about a potential merger were unsubstantial and had no basis in reality.

The novel was criticized for its unsubstantial characters and lack of character development.

The actor's performance was criticized for being unsubstantial and lacking depth.

The investment proposal seemed unsubstantial, as it didn't provide enough data or analysis.