Sentence examples for feeble imagination from inspiring English sources
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.
Our feeble imaginations are set to work on the suggestive, inadequate images of the university allegories and construct something much more pleasing.
Schadenfreude for a clever fool who broke the law in ways to drive the feeblest imagination to a whispery chorus of there-but-for-the-grace...? Or plain, lowest common denominator sympathy for a family cursed with unimaginable punishment that seems so incalculably unfit for the crimes involved?
There is no more dramatically imaginative choreographer today, and yet sometimes that imagination looks feeble.
But here, an onstage banner proclaiming "Shame on Sikh Playwright for her Corrupt Imagination," seems merely feeble, and nobody's squirming.
"When you first start writing fiction, your imagination is a fairly feeble creature, it doesn't go far from what you've experienced," he said.
Mr. Rickman is Nat, a fearless fellow whose imagination seems to grow more vivid as his body grows more feeble.
Above all, Ying has an apocalyptic imagination; he shows the catastrophic results when natural phenomena overwhelm a feeble infrastructure built by a government that's unaccountable to the citizenry.
