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• Both display " trenchant irony " about the ineffectuality of conventionally good and well-meaning characters.
• And ironies abound : Bazarov and Arkady become estranged by the former's awareness of the latter's ineffectuality.
• During its first two years NICRA wrote letters, petitioned and lobbied; it was " a period of general ineffectuality ".
• At a time when the government should be on the ropes, they say Duncan Smith's ineffectuality is helping the government.
• He said he believed it possible that a few airstrikes against Taliban or bin Laden facilities could demoralize those fighters and fracture them into ineffectuality.
• They say that at a time when the government should be on the ropes, Duncan Smith's ineffectuality is helping the prime minister.
• They say that at a time when the government should be on the ropes, Duncan Smith's ineffectuality is boosting the prime minister.
• Archbishop Arundel investigated Purvey's teachings and found several counts of heresy including the invalidity of wrongful excommunication, and the ineffectuality of papal law.
• The organization's inability to deter fighting in Bosnia and Croatia and its withdrawal under fire from Somalia saddled it with an unwelcome image of ineffectuality.
• The ineffectuality of his regime failed to bring the order it had promised and only contributed to the chaos of the First Republic and the undermining of its legitimacy.
• They've had to overcome the sheer ineffectuality of presumed ace Hideo Nomo, the epidemic collapse of their September pitching rotation, the unaccustomed blemishes on Gagne's record.
• There are also many pictures of police arresting presumed bad guys, which is odd since a theme of the program is the ineffectuality of the underpaid, understaffed and seriously corrupt legal system.
• Ernest Pontifex, the wayward hero, attributes all of his life's miseries to the tyranny of Theobald, his father, and to the whining ineffectuality of Cynthia, his mother.
• To the natural feelings of inadequacy generated by wimpy ineffectuality, you've got to deal with a pack of snarling right-wing media commentators who see a worldwide conspiracy in every humanistic impulse.
• The recollection lingers of how pictures of dying children in Somalia impelled Washington to act and then, so quickly, how other pictures brought home the ineffectuality and humiliation of an ill-conceived intervention lingers.
• Ineffectuality in the Balkans is only one problem undermining the political cohesion of Europe these days, with most of the important political, economic and military decisions being made in national capitals rather than in Brussels.
• Meanwhile, the president ( played with believable ineffectuality by Ronny Cox ) seeks advice from his national security adviser ( Alan Alda ), who just wants the president's approval rating to stop plummeting.
• If the language is dry, the feeling behind it is charged with a kind of cranky sadness about the gap between movies and life, about our paradoxical need for powerful screen images of ourselves and their ultimate ineffectuality.
• Wilson strikes just the right note of pained ineffectuality; Kingsley alternates marvelously between a heartbreaking pathos and an ice cold malevolence, and Weaver is always totally believable as a woman who has never been able to get beyond her violation.