Sentence examples for feeble compared to from inspiring English sources

In a sense this is correct; the Y chromosome is laughably feeble compared to the mighty X chromosome, and may not even be needed.

"If you look at the first edition," she sighs, "it's feeble compared to now". She was proud enough then, though, to take a camera to Charing Cross Road to capture an image of her work for sale in Foyles.

Since the recovery began, in the summer of 2009, G.D.P. has expanded at an annual rate of just two per cent, which is pretty feeble compared to previous recoveries.

Screenwriter Zach Helm's comedy has some quirky points, but it's very sugary and sentimental, and feeble compared to the work of those who have done the same sort of thing better: Woody Allen or Charlie Kaufman.

I would have laughed at Putin, rather than grown angry, because his efforts to over-awe us puny visitors were so feeble compared to the glorious theatrics of his predecessors.

8th returns with a slow groove, and though it's tighter than his show in the previous round, it's still feeble compared to Araab's hands.

His shrine burns a feeble light compared to Miss Browne's.

The IMF predicts that its economy will grow by only about 2% a year until 2018 a feeble pace compared to rates of over 10% during the boom.

"The excuse proffered thus far — improved service — is at best feeble when compared to the extent of the potential invasion of privacy," Stephen Wicker, a professor in electrical and computer engineering at Cornell, told me.

This presumably means that major changes made as a result of persistent efforts by the Lib Dem team and myself are feeble and ineffective, compared to pushing votes through the Lords, which are likely to be negated in "ping-pong" by votes in the Commons.

How very feeble genre horror looks compared to this.