Sentence examples similar to a feeble part from inspiring English sources
Alternatively the church, long strengthened by repression, may become a feebler part of society in a climate of toleration.
The feeble parts of this picture are those in which a criminal known as Slick is introduced.
By Sally Benson The New Yorker, January 12 , 1929P. 16 Story about couple who have lived in an apartment hotel for thirty years--the boredom of their lives and a feeble attempt on the part of the woman to relieve it.
The crisis has come to a head with the beleaguered government's latest raft of austerity measures (part of a feeble gesture to secure the next tranche of its €110bn loan) which affect pensions, jobs and tax thresholds.
If color doesn't matter, the blood, sweat and tears of so many (African American and Caucasian alike) who dedicated their lives to equality would just be an insignificant part of a feeble story which history spins into a fairy tale of sorts.
They had a feeble.464 winning percentage from 1960 to 1993.
The Hungarian embassy in London reckons 100,000 such citizens live in Britain but only around 5,000 are registered.Mr Orban's triumph is assured in part because of a feeble opposition.
This last part of the steel will exhibit a feeble N polarity, and the other end S polarity, which will be permanently retained.
"Teslaquilla" [sic] was first floated as an April Fools' joke on Elon Musk's Twitter as part of what appears to be a feeble stab at self deprecation.
The Last Exorcism: Part II did even worse, debuting with £116,000 from 214 venues, yielding a feeble £541 average.
