Sentence examples for based on rumour from inspiring English sources
"There is a lot of speculative stuff which, as far as one can tell, is based on rumour," said Paul Wilkinson, director of the centre for the study of terrorism and political violence at St Andrews University.
The story was based on rumour and police statements.
Unfortunately your article was based on rumour rather than any new evidence.
Journalists delved deep into her sexual history, running stories based on rumour.
He said the case was based on "rumour upon rumour" and "sustained by a bias investigation that refused to believe that Cairns might not be guilty".
Many of the prosecutions were based on rumour or falsified evidence, and there were few Romans who were so honoured or so powerful that they did not need to fear the attack of the delatores on any suspicion, or on none at all.
With a media hungry for information, reports based on rumours or anonymous sources are not uncommon – what our partners at NK News call "an echo-chamber effect".
That last guess is based on rumours that the company will be launching a fourth colour for the iPhone: rose gold.
In its turn-of-the-century heyday, Dawson City was a town of wild frontier capitalism, all boom and bust, based on rumours of gold.
To express doubts about the heir apparent based on rumours and wild conjectures is not the way to initiate debate about the issue.
@pando @TechCrunch @Uber He then appeared to become slightly confused between critical journalism, and that of showbiz reporting based on rumours in the entertainment industry, of which he is frequently the subject: I believe we live in a day were the first word has become "the word" Rumors span the globe before anyone has an opportunity to defend them selves.
