Sentence examples for like a disclaimer from inspiring English sources

"It's like a disclaimer," Mr. Kane said.

"Of course Springsteen would say it could mean anything to anybody," Mr. Stroby said, offering what sounded like a disclaimer.

The Norwegian singer-songwriter Thomas Dybdahl got it right when he prefaced his acoustic set, one of three billed performances by Recall artists, with what sounded like a disclaimer.

When people tell those stories, the booze is the first thing they get out the way, almost like a disclaimer.

It's like a disclaimer at the beginning of an old gangster movie saying, "Hey, we don't condone this violence," so they could actually relish the violence.

Instead, when Israel responds to an attack, however large or small, reporters routinely begin with the death and destruction caused by the Israeli counterattack (which is usually the headline), followed, if at all, by a brief mention at the end, almost like a disclaimer, that the Israeli attack came in response to an attack that killed or wounded some number of people on a bus, at a disco, etc.

Now, before I relay this part of the anecdote, I would like to offer a disclaimer.

Be aware, though, that when it comes to disclaimers, the world of estate planning lawyers is divided into two camps: those who like the flexibility a disclaimer affords, and those who joke about the five-word lie spouses routinely tell each other: "Honey, I promise to disclaim".

In providing a review of this work, I would first like to issue a disclaimer: I am not a statistician and thus unqualified to evaluate the appropriateness (or lack thereof) of the statistical methods used in the paper.

In any conversation like this, a disclaimer is necessary.

But he did wear it sometimes and I felt like having a disclaimer saying It's The Only Thing That's Clean.