Fear of age and
ineffectuality took possession of her.
The NHIS Executive Secretary went ahead to advance five reasons for the
ineffectuality of the Minister's action of suspending him.
The prime minister further dubbed the discord thus exposed within the Congress Party as indicative of its
ineffectuality to govern a nation.
The US and individual Middle East rulers do not want to acknowledge the
ineffectuality of their policies wherein injustice, intolerance, and the absence of freedoms stimulate and incite thousands of potential terrorists.
Even failing that rosy aspiration, it seems clear the building Compliance on a firm base of business savvy, and getting it out of Legal, will do good service by removing one of the many causes of anxiety and
ineffectuality in the field.
His intervention here has no effect--a direct parallel with the
ineffectuality of his brother John's attempt to awaken Emma to Mr.
Is it legitimate to evoke the memory of the Shoah--that is, of the camps and of Auschwitz,--not as factories spewing out death, suffering, terror, despair and dehumanization but as places perpetrating the destruction of intellectuals, whose insignificance and
ineffectuality were revealed as never before.
For better or for worse, George Herbert Walker Bush has been enshrined in collective memory as a series of caricatures, all of them evoking
ineffectuality.
There's great deal of corruption, inefficiency,
ineffectuality, and really the country was going from one crisis to another, he said.
According to McPherson, dominant representations of refugee women in forced migration policies have rendered those women invisible or have emphasised their victimhood and
ineffectuality.
By undermining the dog's virility, Jak simultaneously reveals that the dog reflects his own feelings of
ineffectuality and attempts to reassert his masculinity through enacting abusive behaviour.
On the other hand, Revolutionary Teamsters gives the lie to the belief in an inherent
ineffectuality of Trotskyism, and shows the importance of its heritage as disproportionate to the movement's small size.
