Sentence examples for all weak from inspiring English sources

"Does that make me the weakest?" "You're all weak!

It is a shame, then, that the film is all weak bones.

The big-three economies of Germany, France and Italy were all weak.

Packham, it appears, has made female – and some male – viewers go all weak at the knees.

Not that Mr. Gilbert is at all weak; he simply opted for a restraint that didn't always work.

But we are all weak and the idea of beating up or drowning a person can be tempting, apparently.

As Roy notes, "all weak people share a basic obsession — they fixate on the idea of satisfaction".

It feeds into the stereotype that all addicts are lazy, that they are all weak and that they all lack willpower.

In Bloom's terms, whether we like it or not, whether we know it or not, we are all weak misreaders of Shakespeare, just as Freud was.

"All weak construction companies are close to having some form of debt relief," said Garry Evans, a strategist with HSBC Securities here.

Meanwhile, Metro tried to milk the beard for tawdry gossip value with "Simon Cowell's beard got Caroline Flack and Nick Grimshaw all weak at the knees".