Sentence examples for feeble evidence from inspiring English sources

The government has responded that the IBA report based its allegations on feeble evidence.

In interviews, organizers and contributors said they believed that many of the prosecutions were based on feeble evidence and gauzy recollections of Iraqis sympathetic to the insurgency and hostile to the American military mission in Iraq.

The trials were brazenly mismanaged – in defiance of the feeble and ambiguous evidence – to yield convictions for sedition.

On the basis of the allegations that I heard read out in court, the evidence seems feeble, but I concede that I don't know the full facts.

Or maybe you're in the camp, shouted down at this time of year and bullied into silence, that views sports fandom as wasted time and evidence of a feeble imagination.

The material handed to Mr Cameron by the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC) as ammunition for his Commons speech was feeble compared with the damning evidence forcefully deployed by John Kerry, America's secretary of state, little more than 24 hours later.

There is the dogged American lawyer who represents a Libyan imprisoned at Guantánamo on the basis of evidence first dismissed as feeble and then reclassified, without explanation, as grounds for confinement.

For these folks, any sign that children are struggling in Britain today is sneeringly dismissed as more evidence of generation snowflake's feeble lack of resilience.

Today's federal appeals court ruling in a suit by Verizon against the Federal Communications Commission's already feeble network neutrality rules is only the latest evidence.

Following them through the stages of their ordeal, the filmmakers expose an appalling range of anecdotal evidence to demonstrate the federal government's feeble response to the crisis and its high-handed indifference toward the city's poorest residents.

My feeble attempts to appear nonchalant weren't working, as evidenced by an entire page of sheet music that I transposed into the wrong clef.