Sentence examples for be too feeble and from inspiring English sources

Both would be too feeble, and would be unlikely to press in the sun's direction anyway.

We are too feeble and fallible to dispense it.

So many times, I see films where the woman is too feeble and I don't believe it.

"No real composer would touch it because it is too feeble and limited an instrument of expression for anyone who has anything to express".

Normally at international meetings China is accused of two things: its economy is too dependent on exports, while domestic spending is too feeble; and the yuan is grossly undervalued.

He is skeptical of his publisher's suggestion that he finish the book with a collaborator, and he says he has finally surrendered to the conclusion that his body is too feeble and his mind too diminished to carry on with the project.

Geronte has been too feeble and Madame Argante took nakedly avaricious herself.

The problem is not that some undeserving soul might get too much mortgage relief, but that government housing policies are too feeble and the undertow of a collapsed housing sector is sinking the recovery.

Growth, when it comes, will be too feeble to stop unemployment rising and idle capacity swelling.

The cap-and-trade bill in Congress offers a target that many Europeans consider to be too feeble anyway a 17% reduction in emissions from 2005 levels by 2020.

Patients may be too feeble to farm effectively.