Sentence examples for is sometimes alleged from inspiring English sources

Nor was he a "Normanist," as is sometimes alleged.

Contrary to what is sometimes alleged, one doesn't have to be some sort of extremist to take the view that enough is enough.

It is sometimes alleged, most recently on Radio 4's Document series, that Astor was in the pay of the secret service.

It is sometimes alleged that slavery and marriage were totally incompatible, for recognition of the husband-wife bond would have limited intolerably the slave owner's authority and his right to dispose of his property.

Whether or not it anticipated Thomas Kuhn's Structure of Science (1962), as is sometimes alleged, Toulmin was chosen to deliver a paper at the starry 1965 Colloquium in the Philosophy of Science, conducted by Imre Lakatos to debate Kuhn's theory.

Contrary to what is sometimes alleged, inclusion in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography is not the ultimate establishment accolade; it is solely on the basis of historic significance.

Given how different the political cultures of North America and Europe are sometimes alleged to be, the similarity of the arguments is striking.

"We're not talking about imposing commissars on each Greek ministry as it's sometimes alleged in Athens, but ensuring that these fiscal commitments are met.

"We were expected to simply report incidents and then trust Wilsons, the very organisation whose staff were sometimes alleged perpetrators, to conduct investigations," she said.

There are alleged asymmetries of "determinateness" of reality: It is sometimes claimed that past and present have determinate reality, but that the future, being a realm of mere possibilities, has no such determinate being at all.

The one genuine policy difference between Mr Jiang and Mr Hu is sometimes said (one cannot, of course, be sure) to be over Taiwan Mr Hu being alleged to favour a more cautious line than Mr Jiang's more hawkish one.