Sentence examples for feeble cry from inspiring English sources

When Gavyn Davies became chairman of the BBC, the feeble cry went up that here was another Labour man in a top job.

We can hear their feeble cries or hear them talking to each other".

That his first feeble cries were the sweetest sounds I'd ever heard.

They are the feeble cries of a newborn baby in a torture house, the post-traumatic delusions of a released hostage, the wailing of Eritreans in mourning.

Two feeble cries it gave -- and received for answer the heel of a stalwart man, as life was ground out of the tiny form".

Mr Van Rompuy's favourite argument, ever since taking office, is that EU growth must double in order to pay for social-welfare systems that he terms the "European Way of Life".What a feeble battle cry.

And I cried for my feeble foot, my rheumatic shoulder, and for never having belonged to the crowd.

"He cried, but it was feeble and he gradually turned cold.

I had seen the band on "Top Of The Pops" — old men in white suits and caps, a falsetto wail followed by a series of feeble apologies: "I didn't mean to make you cry.

The report criticized the tendency of world leaders to adopt Trump's signature cry of "fake news" to attempt to dismiss criticism, and slammed them for their "feeble response" to global humanitarian crises.

But naysayers cried out with Don Quixote futility due to his prodigious fund-raising and a feeble Republican Party's hack of an opponent.