Sentence examples for a slightly feeble from inspiring English sources

14 min: Russia are turning the screw now with Shirokov their screwdriver and Greece a slightly feeble piece of MDF.

There is some soft focus on the only humane character – a sweetly intentioned, not to say slightly feeble PA – who is finely sung by Cassandra Compton.

These music videos are the heart of the MoMA show, compared to which everything else seems slightly feeble or undeveloped.

"Lightly feeble," advised a slightly more positive Robbie Collin in the Telegraph.

Commence: Last year brought widespread acceptance of the "selfie stick" – a stick you clamp your smartphone into so you can take a narcissistic self-portrait at a slightly greater distance than your feeble human arms will allow.

The jobless rate stands at a 42-year low, even if increases in wages have been feeble, and economic progress since August paints a slightly stronger picture than anticipated, say the minutes.

Euro-zone purchasing managers indexes showed that private sector companies expanded at a slightly slower pace in June, but beneath the main figures there was feeble demand for goods and services from consumers in Germany, which has the bloc's biggest economy.

Most polls give Mr Kerry a slightly larger 2-to-1 lead.Both parties have focused a lot on voters under 30, whose turnout is usually feeble.

A slightly dysfunctional bubble.

A slightly younger reader.

What you hear is an A that becomes feebler and feebler until it disappears.