Sentence examples for feeble enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
I promise you, I wish I was in that movie, I am not in it.' Another person said, 'Oh you were in 27 Dresses!' And I said, 'Yeah!' And she said: 'That was my favourite movie until Bridesmaids came out and now Bridesmaids is my favourite movie!' And I was like," – she mimicks feeble enthusiasm – "yeah!" Greer turned 37 last summer, but says she isn't anxious about getting older.
First, it is too dependent on foreign demand, reflected in an excessive current-account surplus of 5% of GDP last year, while consumer spending is feeble (one reason why enthusiasm for the government is low too, see article).
Buck had greeted the three goals that sank a feeble Bolton side with greater enthusiasm than the club's owner, who could barely raise a smile whenever the cameras homed in on him.
Obama failed to rally much enthusiasm from either camp because his proposals were so feeble, and because the administration continues to coddle the big banks, suggesting whose side Obama is really on.
Whether it was the cool response from critics, the feeble marketing efforts of MGM, or -- as Roger Ebert later surmised -- the lack of enthusiasm for holiday-themed movies at the time, A Christmas Story performed poorly at the box office and was mostly gone from theaters by the time turkeys, geese and ducks were being slow-roasted around the country.
Such a spectacle seems torn from the feeble imaginings of some bygone science-fiction author: a doomy vision in which humanity – having lost all enthusiasm for human interaction – resolves to consume the splendours of the Earth exclusively through cinema screens.
But enforcement is feeble.
