Hubble Space Telescope images show that the explosion of supernova SN 2012Z was weak enough to leave a feeble "zombie star"—a helium core missing its hydrogen envelope (shown glowing blue in the right inset).
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom, and those who restrain their desires do so because their desires are feeble enough to be restrained.
That is feeble enough, but if it can't prepare its revivals better than this, perhaps it should regard itself as just a facility for corporate hospitality and let anyone actually interested in opera go elsewhere.
Christie's, as Sewell describes it, was a den of amateurism and low-level corruption, its profits feeble enough to dictate that one's Christmas bonus consisted of a turkey.
It is possible, of course, that the Nationwide League will be feeble enough to let Koppel and co go on using the name Wimbledon, but in terms of its relevance to what the new club would represent they might just as well call it Reykjavik Rovers.
But he is not athletic enough, and his feeble throw dribbled well wide of the mark, and Machado scored to even the tally, 3-3.
As if that weren't enough, in a feeble attempt to pretend this was not a resolution aimed at Jews, the SJP shamelessly accused Israel of institutional racism against its staunchly Zionist Ethiopian minority (who, often living in immigrant towns, suffer disproportionately from Hamas' rocket attacks which the SJP tellingly refers to as "resistance").
If the Philae lander can summon enough power from the feeble sunlight to come out of hibernation, a British instrument called Ptolemy could help to verify whether the water measurements from Rosetta are accurate.
For all his palaver about "true friendship" and the heroics of largesse (" 'Tis not enough to help the feeble up, / But to support him after"), the gifts that he hands out like nuts at Christmas are his way of seducing, possessing, and controlling the world.
Like Ian Huntley, he waited until he knew the hard facts of the prosecution case before deciding on his own thin thread of a story, which, though feeble, did enough to persuade at least some of the jury that he might not be guilty of murder but of manslaughter.
'Tis not enough to help the feeble up, but to support him after, opined some fustian type once upon a time.
