Sentence examples for feeble about from inspiring English sources

I say something feeble about irony.

Ms. Kitt doesn't need to lip-sync, nor is there anything feeble about her.

It was about allowing politicians in Washington and Paris to feel they'd done something, however feeble, about genocide.

In practice little policing is possible, thanks to the impasse.But it is not just the FEC that has been feeble about exercising its authority.

There is, however, nothing feeble about the risk-taking energy with which Watson powers through the drama and the choreography of the role.

Yet for all the economic and political clout at its disposal around the world, Europe can also be shamefully feeble about where to apply it.The Europeans should at least be admirably tough on human rights, you might think.

Bond, legendary swordsman of the boudoir, reduced to feeble misdirections about writing paper?

It seemed an extraordinarily feeble protest about the detention of Myanmar's democracy leader.

Thirty years ago Dudley Moore cavorted through a feeble comedy about a drunken playboy on the loose in Manhattan.

By the end of the episode though, this man is reduced to spinning a feeble yarn about his having been comforting Sylvia (rather than comforting his own libido).

Jindal dismissed Obama's stimulus bill by harping on its funding of "something called volcano monitoring," which allowed him to venture a feeble joke about "the eruption of spending in Washington, D.C".