'feeble character' is an acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person that has little strength of character or is easily influenced. Example: His feeble character made it easy for the bully to take advantage of him.
The government also suspects (with reason) that too many local government negotiators, like the feeble characters who thought they had cut a deal with the firemen, would prove to be a soft touch for determined unions.
Derivative plot, feeble characters, clunking dialogue, embarrassingly bad 3D special effects – M Night Shyamalan is at it again with his latest fantasy adventure When The Waterside Inn this year celebrated keeping three Michelin stars for 25 years, they threw a party.
He sums up their feelings in Beatrice and Virgil: "The novel was tedious, the plot feeble, the characters unconvincing, their fate uninteresting, the point lost; the essay was flimsy, lacking in substance, poorly argued, poorly written.
The line is spoken in the play by a character named Feeble: "By my troth, I care not: a man can die but once; we owe God a death…and let it go which way it will, he that dies this year is quit for the next".
Again and again, in book clubs up and down the country, novels are denounced because some feeble reader "couldn't find any characters to identify with", or "didn't think that any of the characters 'grow'grow
The title character is classified as "feeble-minded"; nevertheless, with the advent of World War I he is drafted into the service of Austria.
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.
That doesn't help the way in which the character now comes across as feeble or empty-headed.
Boyle's story lines are inventive, but his characters often feel implausible and feeble, drained of vitality by the surgeries necessary to fit them into procrustean plot contraptions.
So what if the script is feeble, the plot is perforated, and the characters are so flimsy that you wouldn't risk blowing your nose on them?
