About what?" asked Syme in a sort of weak wonder.
It is a sort of weak-minded teenager desperate to keep up with the status quo.
Here's how they do it: The tail has a "fracture plane," a sort of weak spot where it can break off when grabbed.
"I am attached to a strict approach to Brexit: I respect the British vote but the worst thing would be a sort of weak EU vis-a-vis the British," Macron said in the interview with Bloomberg.
After that it's just doomed expectations and a sort of weak, self-hating orgasm onto some linoleum.
Lizza says he understood the idea as describing "much more of a Machiavellian strategy"—or as David Remnick put it in a recent Comment, "leading from behind the scenes"—"than a sort of Carteresque weak strategy," which is how Republicans used the phrase.
Lizza says he understood the idea as describing "much more of a Machiavellian strategy" — or as David Remnick put it in a recent Comment, "leading from behind the scenes" — "than a sort of Carteresque weak strategy," which is how Republicans used the phrase.
Three children seek water in the desert, where a character called the Guardian (Isabel Hilario) challenges them in a sort of sub-Saharan "Weakest Link".
The last two are a terrible slur for a British artist, so ingrained is our distaste for cleverness, which is somehow associated with foreigners and charlatans, while the poetic is a sort of shorthand for weak-mindedness and self-regard.
"Push from your nipples," Eddie Hall says, towering over me as I lie prone and weak beneath him, him the most colossal man on Earth, me a sort of inverse Eddie Hall, somehow weak for my size, flimsy for my height.
