ipso facto

He may be an ornamental, but he is certainly not ipso facto a useful, member of society.

In the first place, then, the assumption is ipso facto irrational.

These are axioms: outside of these axioms, all is ipso facto null.

Should the General Assembly adopt it, the church is ipso facto, divided.

Any act that may be done for this purpose is to be, ipso facto, null and void.

Ipso facto that it does it, it knows how to do it, and ipso facto that it knows how to do it, it has done it before.

A good stealer, a good user of what he takes, is ipso facto a good inventor.

He is the administrator of her fortune and has, ipso facto, its usufruct.

Anyone who could break it was, ipso facto, a member of the S.M.M.R.

If the back can be straight, from first to last, stiffness is ensured, ipso facto.