Sentence examples for equally feeble from inspiring English sources

This sudden preoccupation with the extravagant sex lives of celebrities dismayed the Press Council, the feeble predecessor of the equally feeble Press Complaints Commission.

Most of the other leaders in southern Africa with a few notable exceptions, including Jacob Zuma, Mr Mbeki's rival and possible successor have been equally feeble and downright dishonest.

Perhaps realizing that their fans — at least those who show up to MetLife Stadium on Sunday — might revolt if Sanchez started against equally feeble San Diego, the Jets opted on Tuesday to demote him in favor of Greg McElroy.

The Palestinians, now engaged in a furious factional war of their own, have a government only in name, while Israel's own domestic malaise has rendered its administration almost equally feeble (see article); both lots of people doomed to share the Holy Land are unusually short of leaders with courage or vision.But at least they may be realising that things cannot go on like this.

The three Peters resorted to alternative theories that others considered equally feeble and deluded, whereas Luther simply accepted the conclusion that all attempts to save meaningful contingency governed by human free will were doomed to failure.

This struck as me as exceedingly... feeble.

Last year's satanic horror Devil's Due was an equally non-buzzy title which was met with feeble reviews ("as substantial as seeing The Exorcist redone on Snapchat"), but a promotional prank involving an evil robot baby in New York was a viral sensation.

She sounds, by the way, equally brilliant in person, grumpily describing her fans "obviously feeble-minded" and launching a blistering attack on Barbara Cartland for alleged plagiarism ("I think I could have borne it better had Miss Cartland not been so common-minded, so salacious and so illiterate").

Feeble labeling.

But enforcement is feeble.

How feeble!