That's because it feels so delicious to feel superior to opponents you consider to be feeble-minded wackos.
With his fellow campaigner, the writer Ben Hecht, Mr. Bergson set up the Emergency Committee to Save the Jews in Europe in 1943 in response to what he considered to be feeble official efforts to respond to the killings.
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.
"New York is real cool," Mr. Lafferty said, explaining that in his home port of Norfolk, Va., civilians consider sailors to be feeble-minded, perverts and alcoholics.
Shareholders and corporate governance have proved to be feeble means for reining in corporate pay.
Recent events show our industrys attempt at self policing to be feeble and generally unsuccessful.
The characters were also designed to be feeble, yet sinister.
Opinion is divided on his abilities: The Musical Times considers him to be "one of the feeblest poets" whose work was used by Schubert, and comments that he "was content with versifying pretty ideas", while the singer and author Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau considered Schubart to be "a very talented poet, musician and orator".
In one case, even cold symptoms, such as being feeble, out of sorts, and snotty, were related to the coming and going of symptoms.
People think I am outrageous, but compared to Felix I am feeble.
And Britain's efforts to promote exports are feeble compared with what other countries do.
