Sentence examples for far from feeble from inspiring English sources

There are a few veterans around and the overall strength has been greater in times gone by but the present group is far from feeble.

In this second book we hear how, for 13 turbulent years, far from feeble-minded, he survived numerous assassination plots by political rivals including his adored wife Messalina, before finally being poisoned by her successor Agrippina.

So far the feeble answer from the right is that Davis must be "lying" because nobody who supports a woman's right to choose is pro-life.

Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said: "With economic recovery currently looking feeble, fragile and far from guaranteed, we believe that the Bank of England will ultimately decide to give the economy a further helping hand with a final £50bn of QE.

The global response to these signals of potential calamity has so far been feeble.

But even if he wanted to commit suicide, friends say, he was far too feeble to orchestrate his own death.

With one remarkable exception, their responses ranged from feeble to dismal.

Apparently, that was far too feeble an effort.

But the questioning was feeble and pretty uninformed and far from persistent.

Far from wrecking the EU economy, carbon constraints may be feeble in the early years of the scheme.

"When you first start writing fiction, your imagination is a fairly feeble creature, it doesn't go far from what you've experienced," he said.