Sentence examples for a rather feeble from inspiring English sources
Errol made a rather feeble gesture of greeting.
From any other designer that might sound like a rather feeble beginning.
"My only response is a rather feeble one, but it is the truth.
"Conference, the Liberal Democrats are not for turning," (in a rather feeble attempt to sound Thatcherite).
When you last saw me — at school, I mean — I suppose I was a rather feeble specimen.
Instead, they have made a rather feeble "joint declaration" outlining points of convergence while admitting to "well-known differences".
On the one hand, the movie in which an odd, rather feeble twenty-seven-year-old man is accused of murdering a young woman, and his absurdly overprotective mother undertakes a bold investigation to clear his name has all the emotional depth and psychological insight of a marionette show.
My Aunt Bertha sees the Vauxhall gesture as a belated and rather feeble attempt by a group of frightened men to check the inevitable march towards an openly matriarchal society: "Men are not ready for equality.
The aspiring author's riding-a-camel-over-a-sand-dune fantasies were thus brought to a sudden and rather feeble end.
UN diplomatic/peacekeeping military interjection, even if rather feeble, may be a relatively cost effective (in economic, political and real life currency) substitute for U.S. action.
The organisers usefully provide an attractive map of the nearby churches and chapels that have works by Bronzino (but visitors need not bother with the show's rather feeble catalogue).This is a show that could happen only in Florence, where Bronzino is being proudly proclaimed as one of the greatest Italian artists of the 16th century.
