Sentence examples similar to feeble face from inspiring English sources

Mr Corbyn's legion of detractors will present this feeble, face-saving device as proof of his weak leadership and talk up Labour splits over Britain's nuclear deterrent.

It is no feeble David facing an Arab (or Arab-Persian) Goliath.

The question is whether this robustness will now be pursued or whether it will turn feeble when faced by Israel's determination to control events in the occupied territories.However, perhaps startled by America's readiness to join in, and indeed by the G8 countries finding time to turn their attention to Palestine, Israeli determination is sounding less unyielding than usual.

This will probably be one of the more feeble challenges Tottenham face this season but, for Mauricio Pochettino's young side, the future continues to shine brightly.

Meanwhile, some of the rogue operators who face feeble fines are getting away virtually scot-free.

If such efforts appear feeble in the face of our ailing planet, there are no such concerns at Earthship, a self-sustainable, zero-carbon gîte in rural Normandy.

Growth is too low, unemployment too high, the recovery is feeble and we face the prospect of long term mediocrity if policy makers don't get their act together soon.

In 2001 and in 2005, he faced feeble challenges.