Both weak and bitter at the same time, it may be the worst I've ever tasted.
(In a defense that's both weak and disagreeable, he has said he doesn't mean it to apply only to homosexuals).
Take, for example, the recent reshuffle, which forced the media to conclude that he was both weak and ruthless.
As we walked home together, both weak and giddy with relief, Margaret told me the substance of her revelation.
Republicans will be campaigning this fall on the idea that "Daschle Democrats" have been both weak and obstructionist.
But numerous studies backed up Mr Kendall's results, finding that financial markets displayed both weak and semi-strong efficiency.
The new comedy "Up All Night" on NBC looks both weak and older-skewing during its live telecasts.
While Ms. Dunaway's face may embody a classical ideal, Mrs. Mulwray's character -- both weak and strong, transparent and opaque -- exerts an equal pull.
In the studio there are no windows, and when I walked out into the sunlight I felt both weak and overwhelmed with anxiety.
A change in the currency in both weak and strong countries would impose devastating losses on businesses and depositors at home and abroad.
He knew that Libya's government was both weak and politically sensitive; he had to weigh his own safety against the risk of looking like an occupier.
