Sentence examples for rather than alleged from inspiring English sources

Greeks may find it easier to accept French propositions rather than alleged diktats from a country that – as they have been told by their government – still owes them money for war reparations.

He later insisted he was referring to the unprecedented sums lavished on its campaign, rather than alleging any bribery.

Any such counselling would be for the trauma of losing his mother rather than any alleged drug problem, Hollas added.

Other considerations apart, such an approach might mean that crimes were dealt with expeditiously rather than withholding alleged evidence for the requirements of a court and waiting for a decade, after which memories could fade and key witnesses may have died.

He just seems to have used it to protect himself, rather than Sandusky's alleged victims.

It argued that the total value of the transactions that contravened US regulations was just $14m, rather than the $250bn alleged by the DFS.

Your 16-year-old daughter may throw herself off a building rather than face further alleged sexual assault.

If the link is from a business, go to the business's site rather than clicking its alleged link in your e-mail.

California imposed the nation's first state-mandated affirmative consent standard for colleges in 2014, requiring schools to determine consensual sexual activity based on the idea that "only yes means yes" rather than whether an alleged victim said "no".

Cicero called himself an Academic, but this applied chiefly to his theory of knowledge, in which he preferred to be guided by probability rather than to allege certainty; in this way, he justified contradictions in his own works (see also epistemology: Ancient Skepticism).

Mrs Palin, who was the Republican nominee for the vice presidency in 2008, claimed that the treatment of Duggar had become a "hell-bent mission" to attack an entire family, rather than equally criticise every alleged sexual offender.