Sentence examples for feeble cover from inspiring English sources

To close, a feeble cover of It's Alright (originally by Sterling Void) feels like an admission of defeat.

BREGA, Libya — From the feeble cover of sand dunes, under assault from a warplane overhead and heavy artillery from a hill, rebels in this strategic oil city repelled an attack by hundreds of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's fighters on Wednesday.

For one, don't be put off by its feeble cover, a sentimental photograph of a cute and smiling Middle Eastern girl sitting beside a pile of cut pink flowers.

There are a few explanations for this, from a general disgruntlement with excessive Hollywood reboots to the whole Ghostbusters aspect being a feeble cover for what is basically an enraged anti-feminism backlash, something which is a depressing inevitability when women attempt to do anything, in any context, ever.

I am not only insulted by this attempt to subliminally influence my voting decision, but I am also deeply offended by George W. Bush's feeble efforts to cover it up.

With her head covered by a bejeweled silk turban; a face distinguished by lustrous brown eyes and an ambiguous Mona Lisa expression, and breasts bared as she holds a piece of diaphanous material in a feeble gesture of cover-up, the lady has caused speculation among centuries of scholars.

It was a feeble attempt at a cover-up.

Mr. Romand then set fire to his house in what appears to have been both a feeble suicide attempt and an effort to cover up his crime.

For now, the best solution to glacier melt and quite a feeble one, according to the geophysicists is to cover the ice with a sort of white sheet that reflects the sun.

With Germany unusually powerful and France unusually feeble, a long paper may provide the perfect cover.

Sedum plot with incomplete plant cover, sluggish transpiration and limited substrate moisture storage had feeble evapotranspiration cooling.