That is a feeble argument.
MUSIC Most phones do a feeble job as music players.
I'm a bit overwhelmed with what a feeble business idea this is".
Yet Brown keeps lapsing into a feeble technocratic line of attack instead, complaining "the Tories' sums don't add up".
(The Ace actually had a feeble in-line 6).
The Gambling Commission, the industry's regulator, has so far issued only a feeble, one-line statement that it has "received a number of complaints about this matter" and is "making further enquiries".
We don't typically publish stuff like this, but there are a few adorable "old people be crazy and feeble" lines in there, and it's been a while since we posted a letter from a reader, so we figured why not.
Jenkins, in the face of falling profits, abandoned his "pay for performance" mantra and instead spouted feeble lines about the risk of a "death spiral"– a tired old cliche, as Robert Pickering, successful former boss of Cazenove, said this week.
He declined, telling her, "You permit feeble lines & feeble words".
"Hey everybody, listen up," Christopher called out, a line that can sound like a feeble prayer or an inviting command, depending on who delivers it.
But, a minute from half-time, the home side got the big breakthrough when, after fielding a Leon Pryce bomb inside his own 22, Shaul evaded a feeble challenge before setting off on his own for the line.
