The BBC, he wrote, "is such a feeble thing compared with what it might be.
It's not apparent now, because it's such a feeble economy".
When a site has been given such feeble focus, the finger usually points to a lack of top management interest.
The British tabloids like nothing more than catching a politician with his trousers down (though British headline-writers would be sacked for such feeble offerings as "New York's Naked Emperor", from the New York Post).
Only 13 of Dunash's poems survive, along with one by his wife (whose name is lost), and it seems improbable that out of such feeble stuff — Sa'adia was right to be noncommital — a poetic renaissance might take flight.
We all know why such feeble stuff is there.
It's a challenge to see if I can make art of such feeble sources". Pettibon is an artist's artist.
Even the more innocent scenes are feeble, such as a translation game that founders when one improviser proves unable to fake the sound of Spanish speech.
Measured per person, it did not recover until this year.With such feeble growth, many Indonesians are out of work.
It is hard to imagine typical gallerygoers having their faith in art or divinity shaken by such feeble pseudo blasphemy.
