Sentence examples for not allegedly from inspiring English sources

Putting popular misconceptions to bed department The received wisdom is that Terry did not allegedly do anything with Ms Perroncell while she was still going out with Bridge.

The reason I say raped, not "allegedly raped," is because he was convicted, and just last month, sentenced for having sex with a 14-year-old girl, a former student.

Heather Mills would have been free to compete in the Sochi Paralympics next year had she not allegedly flown into a rage over a misunderstanding about the eligibility of her prosthetic limb, it has emerged.

The answer, it seems, as to what he gets up to when he's not (allegedly) drag racing, (allegedly) visiting brothels and (allegedly) punching people the face is this: he follows girls in ludicrously tight clothing through dimly lit convenience stores and then fails to get their phone numbers after the poorest attempt at a chat up line – a crisp-based chat up line at that – we've ever heard.

It was later Komisar who took a board seat at RPX, a position that Pao's legal team argues could have gone to her instead, if she were not allegedly discriminated against by Komisar and Kleiner partner John Doerr for taking maternity leave.

They are not allegedly white men.

Y Combinator President Sam Altman told Valleywag the company had taken action in the past, not inviting allegedly offending investors to Demo Day and not sending them referrals.

He's in the news again, not for allegedly robbing a Las Vegas casino, but because he's threatening Grand Theft Auto IV publisher with an "or else".

Once again, this makes protection of patients impossible to achieve as it can be reasonably assumed that many innovations, which have not produced allegedly good outcomes, do not see the light of day in learned journals.

Therefore, the derived, reducing theories typically are not the allegedly reduced, old ones; and their derivation sheds no relevant insight into the relation between the original old one and the new (Feyerabend 1962; Sklar 1967).

It's the kind of thing a cold-blooded industrialist might do, not an allegedly progressive city government.