Sentence examples for hearsay at from inspiring English sources

Anything else would be "hearsay at one remove," a safe foundation for neither judgments nor statements.

It's all rumor and hearsay at this point, but Kevin seems to have decent sources, so we'll believe him for now.

While it's all still hearsay at this point, Digitimes is reporting that China's Commercial Times newspaper has sources indicating that HTC might begin pushing the G1 in China within the first 6 months of next year.

The Interwebs are at it again with insider info that claims the Wi-Fi enabled 8820 will be launching as early as next week on AT&T rather than in August, but it's all hearsay at this point.

But all the other little things happening in the different parts were kind of hearsay at first... things going around on Twitter about Les Halles, about the Louvre, about so many places in Paris that weren't at all targets as it turned out.

I find her current exhibition Hearsay at Asya Geisberg Gallery to be both challenging and enlightening as she pushes our sense of, for lack of a better term, visual comfort to near the breaking point where we realize the beauty in her vision.

No member of US forces has ever reported laying eyes on either, but this doesn't matter because the secretive tribunals at Guantánamo allow hearsay as evidence against detainees.

I must content myself with hearsay as to "Hear the Wind," although I will confess to sneaking a peek at the (illegal) PDF version of "Pinball" floating around the Web.

In fact, I spoke to several executives who cut their teeth at Salesforce recently including Clara Shih, CEO, at Hearsay Social; Alex Bard, CEO, Campaign Monitor Jager McConnelll, CEO, Crunchbase and Andy MacMillan, CEO at Act-On Software.

PaidContent.org, meanwhile, quickly dismissed the $2 billion figure as "at best, hearsay, and at worst, media manipulation".

"I don't like reacting to hearsay," Fassel said at the conclusion of his weekly news conference.