Sentence examples for alleged view from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, several readers have questioned why I linked to the New York magazine piece, considering that some information -- such as Ailes' alleged view of Palin's intellect -- comes from anonymous sources.

His criticism of the Republican Party's alleged view on health care, "Don't get sick, and if you do get sick, die quickly," caught fire and was celebrated by many liberal donors.

That article also implied that the women and work issue comes down to two camps: Team Sheryl, championing Sandberg's alleged view that women simply need to advocate for themselves at work, and Team Anne-Marie Slaughter, who has been critical of Sandberg and has argued that we need big systematic policy changes to achieve real equality.

Canguilhem criticized Kuhn's (alleged) view that rational closure could not amount to more than group consensus.

Fingleton's brother supported the claim that Bradman was responsible, repeating in 1997 the alleged view of Corbett that Bradman provided the information.

The historian David Starkey has been removed from a Cambridge University promotional campaign because some academics and students are offended by what they view as his alleged racist/sexist views.

"Given the fact that the photo came from the Duckworth campaign and the individuals in the photo are not on our campaign staff, as Duckworth's campaign falsely alleged, we view this entire episode with great suspicion," Artl said.

In addition to the alleged "God View" privacy invasion, Uber Vice President Emil Michael suggested at a dinner that the company should dig up dirt on journalists critical of its business.

These are only a few of the many right-wingers fulminating against Obama's alleged socialist views.

By ruling that corporations, on the grounds of the alleged religious views of their owners, can deny women access to some forms of contraception, the court set a horrible precedent that if followed will endanger the health and lives of many American women.

A 2007 survey of American criminologists found that 'criminologists of all ideological persuasions view alleged biosocial causes of crime (hormonal, genetic, and evolutionary factors and possibly low intelligence) as relatively unimportant' compared with environmental causes (Cooper et al., 2010).