Sentence examples for so worded from inspiring English sources

I have, of course, so worded my proposition as to be right either way".

The act for the suppression of polygamy (1882) bears his name, and he was principal author of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act (1890), which he insisted be so worded that it would be applicable to labour unions as well as to industry.

And as for the idea that a "scan" must take place in person, he called that interpretation "cramped" and noted that the law itself is so worded as to potentially include such "emerging" methods as bulk digital analysis.

"So words can't describe how things have turned out.

So words like concubine, concupiscence and adultère were removed.

So word of a new slim-line Rush appearing on the horizon was eagerly received.

"We know that we are good enough, so words don't hurt me".

Deer?' I say, 'No, salamanders.' So word is getting out," said Sandra Kavanaugh, a park ranger.

Even so, words alone cannot be given all the credit for the euro's rise.

"So words like 'growth' and 'income' were often marketing ideas, more than actual strategies".

So word is that Pete Rose finally admits in his new book that he bet on baseball.