Sentence examples for saying to the effect from inspiring English sources

The Germans used to have a saying to the effect that….

The Germans used to have a saying to the effect that in Bavaria even the Jews were stupid, but experts say that Bavarian density & Gemutlich eit are largely a facade.

"I remember one of the military officers saying to the effect that, even though Korea was divided, Baekdudaegan is not, but only a bird can travel freely along Baekdudaegan at the moment".

There is an oft-quoted saying to the effect of "in government you wake up each morning and decide what you are going to do today, while in opposition you wake up each morning and decide what you are going to say today".

He quotes a Vietnamese saying to the effect that "it is time to jump when the water reaches the feet".The party, which claims almost 3.2m members, still recruits from among the high schools' brightest pupils, a student says, but those who join are resented by their classmates for the privileges they get.

There is an old saying to the effect that the race is not always to the swift nor the fight to the strong, but it's best to bet that way.

So, one of them said to the effect that we pay attention to the color codes for the weather report more than Governor Ridge's color codes.

First, your experience does have a content about how many spots face you—say to the effect that \(H\) has 17 spots.

I said to the effects guys: 'If Hitchcock had the computer, what would he do?

Young is over six feet tall and walks with a limp due, he says, to the effects of sickle cell anemia.

It's a nice effect that says to the user: You just launched an app.