Sentence examples for a feeble reason from inspiring English sources
He cites Vince Cable's recent criticism of the bankers for saying they feel they have to earn multimillion-pound salaries because all their peers in other banks do – a feeble reason, Selby (and indeed Cable) thinks.
That would seem a feeble reason for turning his back on all his statistics.
He believed that most human beings are innately depraved, steeped in original sin, and unable to better themselves with their feeble reason.
Even Bill Clinton knew that, for political reasons, a feeble greenback is political poison.
The cynical answer is that it suits Microsoft to prolong the life of a feeble pseudo-enemy, if for no other reason than to keep the trustbusters at bay.
A feeble investigation by Mr Habibie's attorney-general is one of the main reasons so many voters loathe him.
This, says Mr Haberer, is one reason why the bank ran into such big difficulties.But that alone would be a feeble excuse.
Such was the visitors' dominance that Carrow Road was quiet, and with good reason: Agüero's touch and awareness resulted in him giving Iheanacho enough room to withstand a feeble challenge and side-foot the ball calmly past Ruddy.
But this is a feeble dodge.
That is a feeble argument.
