Striking also is the fact that in the Qur'an, after being told that he and his wife will have a son, Zachariah requests proof: "How shall I have a son, when my wife is barren and I have grown quite feeble from old age?" (surah 19 8).
Until that shift takes place, the global recovery will be fragile and probably quite feeble.
But he said that the signal - if and when it arrives - would likely be quite feeble after travelling across such vast distances.
(By contrast, Mr. Keene said, Mr. Kasparov's preparation was not so rigorous and the members of his entourage are "not nearly as high-ranking -- quite feeble, really").
Here, they were quite feeble in their batting when the contributions of Morgan and Paul Collingwood were removed and, if Anderson was a lion yesterday, there were was not much chance of anyone forgetting that when conditions are less favourable, he does have a tendency to be less influential.
He has released a 59-point economic plan, named dozens of prominent advisers on economics and foreign policy, and attracted endless endorsements from party grandees most recently Mr Christie.Mr Romney's support, at just over 20% in most polls, remains quite feeble.
It may be somewhat homely and quite feeble, but had it not existed, neither would Mazda as we know it.
Errol made a rather feeble gesture of greeting.
In this study, we found a rather feeble effect of alien plants on the structure of pollination networks.
For now, the best solution to glacier melt and quite a feeble one, according to the geophysicists is to cover the ice with a sort of white sheet that reflects the sun.
Come on – up and at 'em!" Though the guilt and redemption route is the approved alibi that enables erring public figures to earn forgiveness, there remains a quite understandable fascination with people who refuse to follow its feeble code.
