Money") and the Hezbollah secretary general, Hassan Nasrallah ("If we searched the entire world for a person more cowardly, despicable, weak and feeble in psyche, mind, ideology and religion, we would not find anyone like the Jew").
Elmore is illiterate, and feeble in mind and body.
Indeed, much of the Russian foreign policy elite treats the EU as a kind of transient, postmodern, late 20th-century anachronism: flawed in principle and feeble in practice.
With the escalating debt crisis in Europe and feeble growth in the United States likely to brake growth further, economists expect policy makers in China and other countries to announce more stimulus measures in coming months.
Nervousness over the escalating debt crisis in Europe and feeble growth in the United States has undermined investor sentiment this year and caused new-issue volumes to slump.
The Dying Earth series included four books set far in the future, when "the sun is feeble and red" and "in the place of the old peoples a few thousand strange souls live".
The economic recovery has been very uneven: feeble in the West and in Japan, and so rapid in the emerging Asia-Pacific economic powerhouses that many analysts are now fretting about inflation and overheating economies.
"Baba Nura's vacationers have left, and she's gotten rather feeble in the past year.
Charles Saumarez Smith, chief executive of the Royal Academy of Arts, says: "There is a sense of embarrassment that the efforts made to preserve historic buildings and works of art were feeble in the light of the extraordinary levels of destruction allied bombers brought to German cities".
Bates's post-minimalist note-spinning sounded especially feeble in the company of the adamantine elders.
