Sentence examples for feeble look from inspiring English sources

This morning – I cast him a feeble look, which he deflects with one of what you might call gracious pity – it took me longer than that to get of the house.

In 1979, the prime minister, Jim Callaghan, was contemptuous of the leader of the opposition's feeble-looking stunts.

It's tempting to point out that Britain's capital didn't always look like the place that is now being shown off on television screens around the world.We get into a canoe and are punted along a narrow channel, passing by hundreds of wooden shacks perched above the water and occasionally connected by feeble-looking bridges.

And it is too early to say if the feeble-looking restrictions on Microsoft's behaviour will make much real difference, since the firm is skilled at avoiding such measures.But even if the settlement proves toothless, the trial has had several benefits.

These last few weeks I've been thinking about how what looked like small, feeble-looking efforts in eastern Europe grew and amassed over the years to topple a series of Soviet satellite regimes in 1989.

The driver, a kid in his late teens with slicked-back black hair and a feeble mustache, looked over at Lowlow while revving his big hot engine.

Perhaps due to a feeble and, looking back on it now, rather pathetic sense that I simply wouldn't be able to stand night after five-hour night of an operatic series about dwarves, giants and Valkyries.

The feebler he looks, the more his rivals can demand senseless sacrifices such as that of Mr Yanagida.

When he's on, Carpenter has the ability to make good hitters look feeble.

With KB1, Tarantino made both his critics and his imitators look feeble.

The other actors in the painting look feeble, white and flabbergasted.