Sentence examples for comparatively feeble from inspiring English sources
The vocal solos were, however, comparatively feeble.
HIV is comparatively feeble anyway – although intravenous drug use remains a royal road for its progress – but hepatitis C was, is and always will be a devilish shape-shifter of a virus: tough, long-lived, ever-mutating.
The course of the South Equatorial Current is so frequently interrupted by islands, which are forever deflecting streams of its water into the central basin, that by the time it approaches Asia it is, during most seasons, a comparatively feeble current, lost in a confused and ill-defined pattern around the East Indies and Australia.
The fashions of the era of whimsy and flower power did not suit their essentially dark and disruptive energies, and their psychedelic album Their Satanic Majesties Request (1967), with its accompanying single "We Love You," was a comparatively feeble riposte to the Beatles' all-conquering Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and contributed little beyond its title to their legend.
In contrast, Th1-type responses are relatively feeble.
Even though he has at least expressed support for individual regime opponents, our efforts have been comparatively diffident and feeble.
This feeble Leicester run is a comparatively modest 30 matches and counting, but it has still become deeply demoralising for everyone involved with a county who were champions twice in the 90s, and won the last of their three Twenty20 Cups only three seasons ago.
But enforcement is feeble.
