hearsay

They had little more to go on than this hearsay.

Much of the evidence we get is hearsay, from human rights groups here and in China.

No evidence, just a bit of hearsay, a story at third hand.

"The public needs to hear more than just hearsay," he said.

I know this to be true by my own eyes; it is not hearsay.

My evidence is only hearsay, and I really am here on holiday.

Sounds like most of the material in the book is hearsay.

"And a few other things for which I have no evidence, merely hearsay."

At best, you would have to call this girl's testimony hearsay.

"We're very grateful they heard the evidence and not just the hearsay."

He may instead have based his account on other sources, and even hearsay.

We did not actually see or feel either species and pass this on only as hearsay.

Rather, the decision is based on a questionable computer model and hearsay.

However, until recently, this recommendation was based only on hearsay.

I just wanted to make sure no one tried to connect you with it, even if only by hearsay.

Not only is that hearsay, but it's so thin you can see through it.

In fact, it turns out to be rather like hearsay four times removed.

It is for the court to decide what weight to give the hearsay evidence.

Despite this and other hearsay evidence, there were no facts to go upon.

"Are you trying to get a lot of hearsay evidence into the record?

That means you have names, areas of evidence, both concrete or hearsay.

When offered for any other purpose the statement is not hearsay.

They did not follow the rules for the use of hearsay and other evidence from the federal or military justice systems.

"I've heard it talked about but as no more than hearsay".

Have you actually spoken to anyone there about it, or all this hearsay?