His advice to a lawyer complaining about the sentences was more civil, but so far ineffectual: "Write to your state legislator".
She is, like the characters she begs an ineffectual John Dryden Graham Butlerr) to write for her, a woman "with skin and heart and some sense in her head".
Improving age verification is not only ineffectual solution, he writes, but counter-productive.
About which here I'll only say - as someone very keen to continue to make a living from writing - that it's disingenuous, hypocritical, ineffectual, misunderstands the polyvalent causes and effects of online sharing, is moribund, and complicit with toxicity.
Which brings me to the second reason for writing an endorsement editorial — even if it proves ineffectual and even if it deeply angers some readers: Publishing them is the right thing to do.
("The Capitol turned into an echo-chamber of ineffectual fashion Babel," Givhan wrote). Democratic female lawmakers wore black to salute the #MeToo movement.
She took her revenge by writing scurrilous verse about the Council's representative, C.F.A. Dundas, later immortalised as the ineffectual Colin Gracey in Fortunes of War.
Flaubert was writing Salammbô, electric light remained hypothetical" should appear more than once in Baricco's "Silk": an ineffectual calculated effect if ever there was one.
WH Auden, in his great elegy for Yeats, wrote of the ineffectual art of poetry surviving "in the valley of its making where executives/ would never want to tamper".
He linked the move to a much bigger office with increased online activity around the Ukraine crisis, and said that while the trolling can seem farcical, it would be naive to write it off as ineffectual, especially in the domestic arena.
Household chemicals, including those incorporated in various end-products, were to be regulated by the EPA's Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) of 1976, which has been widely regarded as one of the most ineffectual pieces of environmental legislation ever written.
