Sentence examples for feeble impression from inspiring English sources
The beef covers the plate, but it makes a pretty feeble impression on the palate.
Leek and asparagus soup makes a feeble impression, and marinated Icelandic herring had an unpleasantly mushy texture.
Minted eggplant purée, on the other hand, served in a big blob with grilled flatbread, is sweet enough to be cake frosting, and mussels in chorizo broth make a feeble impression.
Such a sentiment, which had rendered the legions of the republic almost invincible, could make but a very feeble impression on the mercenary servants of a despotic prince; and it became necessary to supply that defect by other motives, of a different, but not less forcible nature; honour and religion.
As Rashid's interrogators torment him more and more, the hazy naivety of his agenda in Pakistan seems less and less credible to him; his story disintegrates, reassembles, incorporates feeble lies, half-remembered impressions, guilty dreams.
Since "all our ideas or more feeble perceptions are copies of our impressions or more lively ones"; we are restricted to "compounding, transporting, augmenting, or diminishing the materials afforded us by the senses and experience" (EHU 2.5/19).
"In my impression, Gu Kailai was a gentle and feeble woman; she couldn't possibly kill someone," Mr. Bo said.
The shifting of its awards ceremony in 2001 to pre-empt the Oscars has done nothing to diminish the impression that it will always be a feeble facsimile of its US counterpart.
Elizabeth I As recommended by Faribole and TonyMax1000 The most powerful woman on this list, Good Queen Bess may have had the body of a weak and feeble woman but she dressed like no other, giving off a fearsome impression of riches and authority.
What is difficult for outsiders to tell is whether the US really is feebler than it was once, or whether Barack Obama's slowness in making decisions merely gives that impression.
