Sentence examples for hearsay has from inspiring English sources

The policeman's hearsay has trumped the sworn testament of the working girl.

While hearsay has become admissible in court, free speech is being patrolled by officious use of public order laws.

No reason is given for this assertion and there is no possibility of finding out what information, gossip or hearsay has led to the decision.

"I haven't experienced anything that the hearsay has [claimed], so why would I communicate something that wasn't true for me?" he said.

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His critics point out that hearsay has or can have probative value and evidence of hearsay is excluded despite or regardless of its relevance.

Then again, hearsay had it that the marble had some association with Wanamaker.

"Compounding this is the fact that the methods of sharing and delivering hearsay have never been so frictionless," he added.

A number of news items that might have clung to other women in the same position old lingerie photos in men's magazines, peculiar hearsay having to do with comments about "mulatto cock"—never stuck.

No one had ever really seen these books, but hearsay had it that they were worth thousands of pounds and, if ever Gavin wanted to have his dream and live in a proper house with a proper downpipe and spouting and taps inside and waste pipes under the sink and hot water, why, all he'd need to do was sell his books.

We said in our review that we hoped a black version would follow, as various hearsay had lead us to believe.