Sentence examples for feeble light from inspiring English sources

His shrine burns a feeble light compared to Miss Browne's.

The mushroom lamps cast a feeble light on the path, but not on anything else.

I held my feeble light up to help; none seemed to fit the lock.

It's a freezing cold afternoon, nuclear-winter grey, the feeble light fading fast.

Not only was bulk crystal a particularly poor light producer, but its feeble light output diminished over time.

I peered around with the feeble light from my lamp, trying to catch sight of Big Jeb.

Some people had to walk for miles through the Transbay Tube, in very feeble lighting.

A familiar example of a firefly is the common European glowworm (Lampyris noctiluca), whose wingless female emits a bright light near the hind end of the body; the winged male emits a much feebler light.

Although the world around Bill is "diminished to the most feeble red light," the novel, at last, burns brightly.

But from our vantage point, the feeble, reflected light of a planet is utterly lost in the glare of the star right next to it.

Scots may suffer from afternoon gloom, but at least it's Scottish gloom, Mrs. Kaka said recently, her words seeming to fade as the feeble midafternoon light (it was not yet 3 p.m). receded around her, like color being leeched from a painting.