"Hearsay" Example Sentences
1. The news was just hearsay.
2. It's not fair to accuse someone based on hearsay.
3. John said that he heard it through hearsay.
4. The court did not allow hearsay evidence.
5. She was found guilty based on hearsay evidence.
6. The article was based on hearsay and rumors.
7. He dismissed the accusation as mere hearsay.
8. The rumor turned out to be mere hearsay after all.
9. The witness testimony was hearsay and therefore inadmissible in court.
10. The journalist relied on hearsay for his story.
11. The information she has is all hearsay and can't be trusted.
12. We cannot rely on hearsay to make a decision.
13. Hearsay can be misleading and dangerous.
14. She refused to believe the story merely based on hearsay.
15. The witness was not present during the incident but only heard about it through hearsay.
16. The allegations were based solely on hearsay evidence.
17. He said he didn't trust the information, as it was only hearsay.
18. There was no actual proof, just hearsay and speculation.
19. The lawyer argued that the hearsay evidenced was not credible.
20. She dismissed the gossip as just hearsay.
21. The judge ruled the hearsay evidence as inadmissible.
22. The accusation was made purely on hearsay with no actual evidence to back it up.
23. The decision was based solely on hearsay and therefore subject to appeal.
24. Hearsay can often become distorted and exaggerated.
25. The hearsay about the scandal was all over the news.
26. The witness statement was filled with hearsay and rumors from other people.
27. The claim was made out of hearsay, rather than from concrete facts.
28. The court required more solid evidence than just hearsay.
29. The investigation was initiated based on hearsay from an anonymous source.
30. Hearsay should not be used as a basis for making important decisions.
Common Phases
you have proof or is that just
hearsay?; I can't believe you're willing to act on
hearsay alone; That story is just
hearsay, it's not a fact; You shouldn't believe everything you hear, it could just be
hearsay.