Sentence examples for Somewhat feeble from inspiring English sources
A quick string of somewhat feeble compliments should do it.
Better stuff from Federer, meanwhile, coming into the net and smashing a somewhat feeble lob attempt.
The McKay Commission proposes a fourth answer which, however, is somewhat feeble.
She is commendably outspoken, for example, on Iran's nuclear programme and its threats against Israel (though also somewhat feeble in her attitude towards Vladimir Putin's increasingly pushy Russia).
His court appearances after his ouster — in which he lay on a stretcher, wearing pajamas and sunglasses — and frequent reports of his ill health have reinforced his image as a detached, somewhat feeble leader.
But paradoxically, he also confirmed that Labour would not force a vote: it would wave the regulations through, with the proviso that a future Labour government will scrap them if things go wrong in future, and a somewhat feeble parting shot at children's minister Edward Timpson that it would be all his fault if it did go pear-shaped.
Based on Carson McCullers's 1941 short novel about homosexuality, self-mutilation, and fetishism on an army base in the South, Taylor's Leonora Penderton is a sexually avaricious and somewhat "feeble-minded" wife to Captain Penderton (Marlon Brando), a repressed gay army officer who not only refuses to sleep with her but despises those aspects of her body that remain a convict's dream.
Cameron talks about "a spotlight" shone on local abuses, rather like the disinfecting sunlight he used to promise in soon-to-be deleted speeches, only inevitably somewhat feebler.
This looks pretty feeble.
It may be somewhat homely and quite feeble, but had it not existed, neither would Mazda as we know it.
