Sentence examples for feeble English from inspiring English sources
As a Sartre-reading angst-ridden teen I measured my week-long Parisian French exchange in coffee spoons at legendary cafes like the Café de Flore, then ate steak tartare and too many oysters in order to appear sophisticated only to suffer later, the onslaught of raw flesh too much for my feeble English digestive system.
Australia secured a 2-0 lead in the Ashes series after brushing away the last feeble vestiges of English resistance to win the second Test by a thumping 218 runs.
He made me feel like one of the students, with too feeble a grasp of English to understand what he was saying about me, but suspecting that it was contemptuous.
My son Thomas thought he wanted to be a writer, studied English in college, and made some feeble stabs at actual composition while reluctantly noticing that his greatest satisfaction came from thinking through his hands.
Renamed the Music Box Theatre, it staged feeble songs (including the dire 'What Does an English Girl Think of a Yank?') produced with an opulence even the Palladium didn't aspire to.
In the War of the Grand Alliance (1689 97) the rising powers that 100 years earlier had been Habsburg Spain's principal enemies and feeble France's most fluent encouragers, the Dutch and English, led those supporting the Habsburgs against Louis XIV.
In my novel A Foreign Country, it was necessary to set a crucial sequence deep in the English countryside so that the principal characters were thwarted by feeble mobile reception.
