Sentence examples for feeble conviction from inspiring English sources
"It's a perfectly fine life," he sings, with feeble conviction.
Foreign investment has been paltry, which is not surprising considering Syria's stone-age banking system and feeble infrastructure.So long as the conviction remains that economic and political reform can be uncoupled, the economy will continue to be handicapped by pervasive cronyism, stifling bureaucracy and inept management.
The trials were brazenly mismanaged – in defiance of the feeble and ambiguous evidence – to yield convictions for sedition.
All he did was meekly refer to "improving the flexibility of superannuation" – a phrase so feeble that the only thing it lacks more than meaning is any conviction by Morrison towards his own policy.
That case was the first of the "big fish" convictions long demanded by the European Union, which placed Romania's feeble judicial system under a special regime of scrutiny in 2007.
But enforcement is feeble.
The currency remains feeble.
