Sentence examples for at its feeblest from inspiring English sources

It is curious that Portia should be more convincing as a man, in her unconvincing drag, than as a lady, but then Radford's film is at its feeblest when the machinery of comic romance starts to creak.

Then they laughed at its feeble attempts to recognise the user's handwriting.

Claudio Valdes Kuri's production, lacking focus and freshness of ideas, represented opera direction at its most feeble.

This central scenario would then be "stress-tested" to show that the CDO was robust though oddly the tests did not include a 20% fall in house prices.This was modelling at its most feeble.

It is the growing periphery of the Arab world - the masses at its margins, not its feeble and decaying center - that is shaping the future of the region.

We're so used to the unending variety of jokers who cause us harm (and who, without makeup or masks, are really scary, too) that it's easy to forget that when the circus comes to town -- the real circus that is, and not Congress and its feeble attempts at curing our health care system and the economy -- it's actually the clowns, the real clowns, who are supposed to make us laugh.

America, this is your feeble government at its most ineffective and self-destructive.

"The response you have provided is at minimum, feeble, or at its worst, a transparent attempt to hide relevant documents in a myriad potpourri of irrelevant jetsam," Lubnau wrote.

Now its white paint flaked in the breeze, slowly rotting, as feeble waves lapped at its hull.

The 1.4-litre petrol engine is almost inaudible at idle and quiet at other times, but despite its claimed 107bhp it feels feeble at low engine speeds and is easily defeated by hills.

After that the audience roared dementedly at my feeblest remark.