Sentence examples for are pretty feeble from inspiring English sources

The story is conventional, and many of the jokes are pretty feeble, but the stars have great comic energy, and the movie's jaunty, profane feminist humor feels fresh and lively.

Their civil services are pretty feeble: bloated, corrupt, short of cash and talent, and patently ill-equipped to rewrite the laws of their countries to fit the complex EU rulebook.

The rainfall, soft, and massage settings are pretty feeble... if you live in a very hard water area, you'll often get get tiny deposits flaking from the inside of the pipes.

It's pretty feeble and doesn't trouble M'Bolhi unduly.

And in European terms, its ability to inspire people to vote is pretty feeble.

But even including Turbo's box office, the session just ended is pretty feeble.

Some of the humour is pretty feeble, in the vein of Austin Powers or of Johnny Depp's Mortdecai.

One overlapping letter would be pretty feeble and more than four well-nigh impossible to construct, I guess.

Since the recovery began, in the summer of 2009, G.D.P. has expanded at an annual rate of just two per cent, which is pretty feeble compared to previous recoveries.

Matt Wrack, the leader of the Fire Brigades Union, said he thought the speech was "pretty feeble", adding: "It was almost like he wanted to tick a box criticising strikes.

But it's pretty feeble for McDonagh to lose his nerve about this and get Hans to start complaining about gender politics on his behalf.