Sentence examples for were effectively told from inspiring English sources

Some were effectively told they would be gracefully retired after two years in office.

In the last month we were effectively told that our GCSE students who re-take a GCSE at school are cheating.

He said it was outrageous that, on an issue so serious, the government and the Labor opposition were effectively telling the parliament to "just trust us".

He said it was outrageous that, on an issue so serious, the Coalition government and the Labor opposition were effectively telling the parliament to "just trust us".

By calling out Marshall, and calling him out of the mainstream Kyl and the GOP senators were effectively telling voters that their party believes that Jim Crow era politics were a good thing.

Have young British Asians broken free from the informal system of families being effectively told how to vote by patriarchs?

I have a ridiculous caseload and high stress levels … When I told my manager how I was feeling I was effectively told to 'put up and shut up'".

Scale is generally perceived as the measure of success in farming, as with everything else: farmers are effectively told to expand, innovate, or move on.

AGES 7 AND UP -- With its varied photography and simple, clear narration, a famous story is effectively told in its broadest strokes.

The following day, Scotland was effectively told to stop wasting its time trying to agitate to remain within the EU as England negotiates its exit.

Nowadays, a whole month before the shortlist is announced, scores of novelists are effectively told that their books have not been the "big books" of the year, because they are not to be found on the longlist.