Still, it had no more impact than a whisper in the wind.
Blair would have made no more impact before it reached that point than Whitelaw did in 1972 when Adams was still a fanatic who thought he could burn his way to a united Ireland.
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For the uninitiated that stands for early day motions which number thousands in the course of a parliament and have no more impact than a feather landing on a mattress, but which constituents take seriously and wish me to sign.
For Amis, who seems unable to restrain his urge to burst forth with an explicit polemic that might have raised eyebrows 50 years ago but would strike readers now with no more impact than one more staged lesbian kiss by Madonna, the quintessence of male sexual desire is the deflowering of one's own young daughter.
We have already met him, in "Captain America: Civil War" (2016), but there he was merely a part of the Avengers gang, and he made no more impact, to be honest, than the one with the bow and arrow whose name I can never remember.
The end of Apartheid coincided with the rise of AIDS, an insidious presence that Goldblatt registers with typical understatement by recording the symbolic red ribbons that crop up again and again in the landscape, with no more impact than outdated Christmas decorations.
Norwegian broadcasters were at a loss to explain Musgrave's performance, suggesting that conditions - though slushy and soft - should have had no more impact on the Briton than any others.
It really had no more impact on our collective lexicon than words like "lean" or "guap".
MacAskill, who's also an associate philosophy professor at the University of Oxford, said this week that he stands by his previous assessment that "actual divestment doesn't do much" and that a targeted approach would have no more impact. .
