Sentence examples for feeble explanation from inspiring English sources

But opium is a feeble explanation of Coleridge's genius.

"My feeble explanation," she said in her quiet, girlish voice, is that she uses so much emotion in her writing "that when I go see a movie, I can't go through that again.

Romney's feeble explanations reek of insincerity and desperation.

Irwin may be saintly now, but the fact remains that he walked out on his family 26 years earlier, and his feeble explanations don't wash.

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.

While this brief scanning by the TR may provide an explanation for the feeble TR/pMHC interactions alluded to earlier, it becomes increasingly important to understand the minute aspects of this vital binding over a broad spectrum of data.

Demand has been weak for a while but the recent slowdown notably in Germany took markets by surprise, hence the sharp fall in the price.But feeble demand is not the only explanation.

However, there is no explanation for the church's feeble response to the allegation that the pope had said ordaining a woman is as bad as abusing a child.

Moreover, net outflows from Japan of investment in fixed-income bonds have actually declined this year especially in the past few months.Mr Jen has an alternative explanation for why the yen is so feeble against the euro: the "global funnelling hypothesis".

As explanations go it is both frank and feeble.

Another explanation might be that productivity growth has ground to a halt, which is neither surprising, given its rather feeble performance to date, nor bad.