of no avail

But most of them follow nothing but fancy: truly fancy can be of no avail against truth. Verily Allah is well aware of all that they do.

it certainly was not the souls of spirits, even if out of a heavy body is also of no avail .

Even if her help was of no avail to the case, it still came to be viewed as a gesture of good will.

They entreated and threatened, but all this seemed of no avail.

Blue expect a cry, but know that, even if it is called 1000 times, 10000 times, also be of no avail.

They are of no avail against the enemy and simply ridiculous if practised on one's own countrymen.

and the glorification of violence would be of no avail if disassociated with such concepts and notions.

Now we have been of no avail in this discussion, after all, not only with our speculation and suspicion, had a mayor to step down now!

To explain the details, there is not enough space is not enough, because here, a general description is of no avail.

He tried and tried, but all his efforts were of no avail.

They tried artificial respiration on the patient, but it was of no avail.

They tried artificial respiration but it was of no avail.

To eliminate pathogenic factors, stimulation and to remove the calculus and then treated with drugs, or medication of no avail.

and if his dispositions were of no avail, that was not his fault, but the extraordinary and extreme malignity of fortune.

Historical investigation is of no avail.

If that is of no avail I will take another, and yet another.

Mere learning is of no avail without practise.

Of course that was of no avail against a man who can strike down seven at a blow.

What they have done is of no avail.

Without the latter, the former is of no avail.

In these cases, too, the power of insight will be of no avail.

All bodily tortures in the absence of celibacy are of no avail; such is the opinion of Lord Jinendra.

Pleading to the king for mercy was of no avail.

It was of no avail to persuade him.

His intervention was of no avail .

If the principle of decision-making errors, operating the wrong target, internal management has done good work, but also of no avail.

Speeches and protests were of no avail.

The advice we got was of no avail.

I am afraid your effort is of no avail.

Faced with the phenomenon of transference, mere confession is of no avail;

Of no avail to see you again

Analysis of the related facts of no avail in the blood platelet injection in 65 patients

of no avail : not helpful , not effective

waste; be of no avail; try in vain