Sentence example with the word 'ineffectually'

ineffectually

Definition adv. in an ineffectual manner

Last update: August 21, 2015

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Robert Bruce several times ineffectually attempted to seize it, but in 1311 he succeeded in scaling the walls during a night attack.   [Please select]

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Even the Spanish government did this, sincerely and earnestly, though ineffectually, as is known to every reader of Mr.   [Please select]

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He jabbed ineffectually at the earth with the mattock, using a short tight blow with a half-arm movement.   [Please select]

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Each one of the five had shot ineffectually at the brute, which seemed to bear a charmed life.   [Please select]

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"I don't intend to submit to it," said Hector, trying, ineffectually, to curb his anger.   [Please select]

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The tribunes always protested ineffectually against a measure which suspended all the established laws, legalised assassination, and made Rome a battle-field.   [Please select]

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He leaned over Graham, who for the first time struggled furiously but ineffectually with his bonds.   [Please select]

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We all have a secret sense of chivalry, that prompts, however ineffectually, to a like devotion.   [Please select]

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In turning their second stream to play ineffectually upon the lower strata of flame, they accidentally deflected it toward the crowd, who separated wildly, leaving a big gap, of which Miss Betty took instant advantage.   [Please select]

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