Sentence examples for a feeble of from inspiring English sources

Apparently she received some texts from Brian detailing his love for her, which seems to come as breaking news to Brian, so when she demands to know if he loves her, he chokes out a feeble, "Of course".

Helping the poor get a better version of what is ultimately a derivational form of education is a feeble kind of disruption and more of a reproduction of structural educational disadvantage.

The vote should, in theory, have allowed for the replacement of a feeble force of 7,000 African Union (AU) peacekeepers who have spent two years on the ground.But any sense of optimism quickly vanished.

Official minutes are a feeble indication of the nature of the debate that produced the recorded decision.

Pearl S Buck (author of The Good Earth) won in 1938 as a feeble demonstration of protest against the Japanese invasion of China.

He finds an antagonist in the form of Irving P Crick Tim Beckmannn), a US weatherman with a feeble grasp of the jet stream, and works in that staple of disaster movies, a heavily pregnant wife with, yes, high blood pressure.

Some of us have been talking here in a feeble way of making the attempt to search that country.

Despite strong productivity growth and an accelerating recovery from the recession of 2001 (the economy grew by an annual 4% in the fourth quarter of last year), jobs are being created at a feeble rate of 100,000 or so a month.

"At the end of the democratic celebration, we are left with a feeble leader of a weak party.

But this is a feeble form of accountability which will have to vie with the scrutiny of the independent regulator.

Abbott et al. say they're developing their own climate-change policy, which they call "Direct Action" — a militant-sounding name for a feeble set of miscellaneous gestures like offering subsidies for the agricultural use of carbon-sequestering technology.