Sentence examples for alleged most from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes alleged, most recently on Radio 4's Document series, that Astor was in the pay of the secret service.

Lord Ellenborough stated that The discussion which has taken place here, and the consideration which has been given to the facts alleged, most conclusively show that this is not a case that can admit of no denial or proof to the contrary; under these circumstances, however obnoxious I am myself to the trial by battle, it is the mode of trial which we, in our judicial character, are bound to award.

Instead you allege "most of the deaths occurred in the national stadium in Santiago".

He takes us through an insane market and then to the salon where he used to work, leading to an unlikely revelation that he--as he alleges most in the industry do--has been "gay-for-pay" to further his career as a stylist.

In developing its counterthesis, this Article reviews seven years (FY2003-FY2009) ofederalal conviction data, focusing on those crimes that produce the most, and fewest, trials, relative to how often they are alleged; the most, and fewest, acquittals at trial; and the most, and fewest, plea bargains that involve a substantial alteration in charges.

Diaz and his brother Nick have long alleged that most of the UFC's fighters take steroids, through their proof has largely come in profane anecdotal screeds, most from Nick who points out that his five-year suspension for positive marijuana tests seem hypocritical given the other fighters' attempts to manipulate competition.

He alleged that most of those killed were rebels, whom he classed as "terrorists".

Activists in Daraya alleged that most of the victims had been summarily executed by government troops moving from house to house.

Ms Darlow alleged that most of the group met in London at the city's Central Gurdwara, before reconnoitring the hotel their alleged target was staying in and launching their attack.

The cyberattacks against Estonia and Georgia are examples of this challenge: it is alleged that most, if not all, of those participating in the attacks were civilians perhaps motivated by nationalist fervour.

Although Pilate did not care about the fine points of Jewish law or Jesus' alleged blasphemy, most likely he saw Jesus as a potential troublemaker and therefore ordered his execution.