to all intents and purposes

How To Use to all intents and purposes In A Sentence

• to all intents and purposes the case is closed
• It's the fact that by voicing those suspicions you were, to all intents and purposes, calling the bereaved liars before Gately's body was even in the ground. Archive 2009-10-01
• The two items are, to all intents and purposes, identical.
• But long before then practical assimilation had begun: in January 1798 the occupied territory was divided into four departments, and thenceforward the region was governed to all intents and purposes as part of France.
• He slurred the words, and to all intents and purposes appeared the drunken sot.
• To all intents and purposes, though, magnetic north remains north.
• Telexes , unlike ordinary e - mails , are legallyvalid documents ( being to all intents and purposes impossible to fake ).
• It's chamber music, to all intents and purposes, and they're receiving it like a home run.
• The offspring of a white man and black woman is a mulatto; the mulatto, and black produce a sambo; from the mulatto and white comes the quadroon; from the quadroon and white the mustee; the child of a mustee by a white man is called a mustee - fino; and the children of a musteefinio are free by law, and rank as white persons to all intents and purposes. Journal of a Residence among the Negroes in the West Indies
• McLaren - having first joined forces with the Surrey-based outfit as an eleven-year-old karter all the way back in 1996, and having to all intents and purposes made the team his own since graduating to the grand prix grid three years ago - he will need to reciprocate Button's open approach rather than single-handedly focussing upon personal glory. Crash.Net Motorsports Newsfeed