Sentence examples for weak and ineffectual from inspiring English sources
No one could call Mr Bush weak and ineffectual.
Mr Carter was seen as weak and ineffectual.
In a climate where politicians are seen as weak and ineffectual, authenticity is 'trumping' narcissism alone.
Norwich hands out regal report cards, saying William the Good, for example, was "weak and ineffectual".
If nothing else, ISIS is making the Turkish government appear weak and ineffectual.
If Mr. Djindjic today looks amoral and calculating to some, Mr. Kostunica looks weak and ineffectual.
It was meant to ensure that the Obama government appeared dysfunctional and broken and prove the argument that Obama is ineffectual, weak, and unable to reach across the aisle.
The government of President Hamid Karzai has been weak and largely ineffectual in expanding infrastructure and economic opportunity, the documentary points out.
The Afghan government is corrupt, illegitimate, ineffectual, weak, and popularly execrated.
His first order of business was to insist on the importance of passing the health care reform bill, which Democrats seemed perfectly happy to abandon and thus prove themselves weak, ineffectual and proud of both.
Strikingly, words like weak, ineffectual and mediocre to describe Mr. Obama have migrated and been transmogrified from talk-radio screech into reasonable on-air discussion.
