Sentence examples for wording to the effect from inspiring English sources

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Most laws have wording to the effect that personally identifiable information has to have been used to impersonate a third party in the commission of a crime.

The journalist said words to the effect that 'You must be worried about the Newsnight investigation'.

The caller said words "to the effect that his son had been killed," Mr. Kelly said.

Often it will be words to the effect that the ticket "will become void if resold".

"Inexplicably, he then said words to the effect, 'don't move, everything will be fine'".

"Nish said words to the effect that TC should remember her past.

"Sally said something to him... it was words to the effect of, 'Oh God Rob, I'm hit'.

Many of my annotations are words to the effect of: "No shit?" But the examples, naturally, are amusing.

And, as I recall, my effort ended with words to the effect that the intelligence should follow on from here.

"At 2.12am, Monis is heard saying words to the effect, 'you'll be alright, you will be fine'".