Sentence examples for somewhat ineffectual from inspiring English sources
THE CROWD Noisy and casual; somewhat ineffectual servers.
Mr. Kosugi's score is somewhat ineffectual, starting out like an electronic zither and moving into a roiling whirl.
The creative team behind "Amidst" (including the video artist Keith Skretch, whose snaking lines of red and white light seemed somewhat ineffectual here) has been working with Mr. Zustiak for a while now.
Steele's father, an ailing and somewhat ineffectual attorney, died when the son was about five, and the boy was taken under the protection of his uncle Henry Gascoigne, confidential secretary to the Duke of Ormonde, to whose bounty, as Steele later wrote, he owed "a liberal education".
CA Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop At the heart of this Orange prizewinning novel are Kiki Belsey, a black woman of great emotional intelligence and warmth, her somewhat ineffectual white academic husband and the adulterous affair that comes between them.
Congressional relations have Republicans cowering and Democrats united, if somewhat ineffectual.
"Firstly, the body has been pretty ineffectual.
Cynthia is small and ineffectual, and has always been melancholy and set apart somewhat from her husband and Milly and Dekko.
A cluster of somewhat unattractive personal traits – weak, wishy-washy and weird – lead our undecided voters to conclude that, more damagingly, he is "ineffectual".
The parliamentary opposition is ineffectual.
