Sentence examples for effectual movement from inspiring English sources
In the absence of an effectual movement from the political left, I suggested, we would see the waning of liberalism and the consolidation of extreme right-wing and authoritarian movements and states in the West.
Whitlam's governments were extremely active, if not always effectual.
No great change, to be effectual, safe, and permanent, can be achieved by a sudden impulse; the public mind, in this country, is somewhat sluggish in its movements, and requires continued reiteration to stamp it with the sense, the feeling, and the power of those arguments by which great changes are promoted.
"However I'm reliably informed that feckless comes from 'effectless' so the opposite's effectual.
The prime minister declared: "This was a committee which was not very effectual".
The most effectual hitherto found, is the freedom of the press.
Our generation has become more productive but less effectual in the visual language that we use.
Although he was not a Catholic, Burke praised Catholicism as "the most effectual barrier" against radicalism.
