Sentence examples similar to a feeble yet enduring from inspiring English sources
From Earth, a distant, luminous star looks just the same as a feeble yet closer star.
It leads to quiet, positional play, but Black must always remain alert, because White maintains a slight yet enduring initiative.
Most everyone has a job — one is a chiropractor, another a writer — yet an enduring fratlike sensibility defines the place.
The characters were also designed to be feeble, yet sinister.
According to The Art of Halo, the Prophets were designed to look feeble, yet sinister.
And yet for many he will remain a popular overachiever, a curiously enduring middle-order stopgap.
Yet my agency continues to pay a price for enduring disputes over policies that no longer exist.
Yet, "Masterminds" eked out a feeble $6.6 million, a disastrous result for the mid-budget comedy.
Yet it's also true that each has a strange and enduring fixation — obsession, really — with the other.
Yet Brown keeps lapsing into a feeble technocratic line of attack instead, complaining "the Tories' sums don't add up".
Yet deconstructionists and feminists, for example, at their best portray a Shakespeare of enduring greatness.
