Sentence examples for accordingly anybody from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, anybody charged with violating the statute would not have known that his conduct was a violation of the law.
Accordingly, anybody suffering from these experiences is likely to keep the fact quiet, fearing stigmatization and being "declared unfit".
In view of the fact that the Boii and rest of the Gauls were offering for sale various articles and an especially large number of captives, the Romans became afraid that they might some day use the money against them, and accordingly forbade anybody to give to a Gaul either silver or gold.
Fleshing God out using an actor whom audiences knew to be Jewish might have seemed a risky undertaking, but Burns's good-natured portrayal was never likely to offend anybody and, accordingly, it played well enough to spawn Oh God! Book II (1980), in which He enlists a child's help to remind the world He's not dead, and Oh God!
Accordingly, it does not much matter who, if anybody, wins this battle.
Accordingly, one might think that what theories of law aim to capture is not anybody's concept of law in particular, but rather the nature of law itself.
"I'm suggesting where we are in January 2015, if anybody has flouted the salary cap in this season, or the season before, they should be dealt with accordingly.
