Sentence examples for alleged true from inspiring English sources

Statistics and their alleged true meaning are at the heart of "Moneyball," but it's also one of the most soulful of baseball movies — it confronts the anguish of a tough game.

A possible explanation for offshore secrecy in one case emerged this year, when the alleged true owner of a £3.6m flat, the bankrupt Irish property developer Ray Grehan, was identified and accused of an attempt to cheat his creditors.

In a legal case last year, the alleged true owner of a flat sold for £3.6m – the bankrupt Irish property developer Ray Grehan who was being pursued by Ireland's Nama bad bank – was identified and accused of an attempt to cheat his creditors.

Like the sociopathic stalker of "The Twelve Days of Christmas", who sends his alleged true love abusively large numbers of fowl and hired "entertainers", while manipulating his target with the promise of a few gold rings, Lieberman insists upon the least helpful way possible to insure the uninsured.

Even if everything that is alleged is true, this is less egregious than Clinton.

Mr. Steel said new evidence, including testimony in pretrial depositions, "is positive proof that what we have alleged is true, and that it's still continuing".

This is the time when every mixed emotion needs to find voice......As I said when I wrote about the case (when obligations required I say something publicly), if what the government alleged was true – and I say "if" because I am not revealing what Aaron said to me then – then what he did was wrong.

It is alleged that true negative sentences (e.g. "The pot is not on the ground") correspond to 'negative facts'.

But when Manuel sued Joliet and its officers for a "malicious prosecution" that violated his rights against "unreasonable searches and seizures," a federal judge and the U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago said he had no claim, even if all he alleged was true.

But if everything Nate is alleging is true, then the group is really struggling as far as balancing beliefs with reality, as well as the more normal power struggles that often happen within churches, or any organization from families to businesses.

In fact, True alleged that former Met director Dietrich von Bothmer knew precisely where the Euphronios krater came from - an illegal archaeological excavation near Cerveteri.