Sentence examples for The effectual from inspiring English sources
adjective
Producing the intended result; entirely adequate.
The "effectual truth" is for him the only truth worth seeking.
The effectual dose of drugs, mostly different antimonials, is not much lower than the toxic one.
As Instagram has grown, trends have emerged within fashion, music, food, travel and pets – the effectual "pillars" of the platform.
But the effectual truth of what Obama is saying is that he is the one we've been waiting for.
The Taira (Heike), a provincial warrior family, assumed the role of imperial protector and became the effectual power wielder.
"We experienced the effectual transference of the Holy Ghost through sound," King wrote on the church's website.
The first effectual study of the sandstone fragments was by the Dutch epigrapher Johan Hendrik Caspar Kern.
Rather, by maintaining plague victims in a pestilential atmosphere and restricting the movement of the unaffected, they were positively tyrannical: It follows, no less clearly, that the continuance of persons in an air viciously disposed, must be one of the most effectual means of rendering the healthy sick, and the diseases of the sick, mortal.
He identifies the song as an example of McCartney's talent for "creating imagistic musical portraiture", but considers it to be among the album's weakest offerings, presaging what he describes as the "less effectual compositions" that the Beatles would record post-Sgt.
The most effectual hitherto found, is the freedom of the press.
In his Treatise and in On the Most Effectual Means of Preserving the Health of Seamen (1757), Lind recommended this dietary practice.
