Sentence examples for as being feeble from inspiring English sources
In one case, even cold symptoms, such as being feeble, out of sorts, and snotty, were related to the coming and going of symptoms.
Women were most prone to demon molestation as they were feeble of will and mind, and it was often used as an excuse for "unexplainable" pregnancies.
The accord provided for joint units of northerners and southerners to act as a neutral force; but they never materialised.The UN Mission in Sudan, known as UNMIS, is feeble.
The Red Sox' lineup proved as balanced as the Rays' was feeble, with Dustin Pedroia (first inning) and Jason Varitek (fifth) hitting solo home runs, and Jason Bay and Mike Lowell each adding run-scoring hits in a three-run third.
Zooplankton are the marine animals that rely mainly upon water motion for transport, although some forms such as jellyfish are feeble swimmers.
This is made even more enjoyable by the 72's screen, which is as dazzling as the 31's is feeble.
"Interview 3" The parents' reactions were feeble, and not as strong as what the adolescents had expected.
Interest rates have dipped as well.The minuses have been feeble growth (estimated at only 0.7% in 1996), weak domestic demand and sparse investment.
But it does not look like getting into trouble over the next couple of years (see article)—the period in which America looks as though it may be feeble.
Plainly, the risks lie on the downside, as rising unemployment leads to a new round of spending weakness and corporate defaults create new problems in the credit markets.Worse, the recovery, when it comes, will be feeble, as the overindebted rebuild their balance-sheets and export-dependent countries reorient their economies towards domestic spending.
