Sentence examples for effectively being told from inspiring English sources
"This is a major English story," they were effectively being told.
Stalkers are effectively being told, 'We're not going to do anything about what you've done so far – you've got away with it,'" she said.
Most people understand where they're coming from but a few ministers are feeling a bit put out that they're effectively being told to shut up".
"If you have a job you are effectively being told you will only go to a library on a Saturday.
And what they're very effectively being told right now by their elected leaders, their TV and radio hosts, and by their religious and spiritual leaders is that Obama's the new D.C. devil, and McCain, well, he ain't so bad after all.
If the election is postponed, citizens who have already cast a vote will effectively be told that the vote does not count and that they must vote again.
But now, when Del Piero begs for more time to enjoy the exciting new beginning of Juventus in its rebuilt surroundings, he has effectively been told that the team will make its way without him after his contract expires at the end of the season.
So those in the self-styled "chav corner" – a rowdy bunch at the intersection of the Trevor Brooking and West Stands at Upton Park – were told they would be relocated to a similarly atmospheric part of the new ground only to find they have effectively been told to sit down and shut up.
But he said that he had effectively been told by the magistrate at the first hearing on 1 March that he was guilty, and that his choices at the hearing on 2 April had been "plead guilty and get a big fine, or plead not guilty and be convicted and get a big fine, or go home and get a big fine".
In response to disclosure after disclosure in the news, we've effectively been told to shut up and trust the government secret organizations will secretly obey secret laws to protect us from the bad guys and the foreigners.
These are the people being told effectively that saving for the future is a mug's game.
