And those in the PR firms sustaining EDF's feeble morals should be ashamed.
Finally, not only is this doctrine philosophically flawed and psychologically feeble, it depends on moral principles that are both unjust and corrupting.
Though the introduction, by journalist P. R. Stephensen, described The Wells moral argument as "feeble" and dismissed Havelock Ellis as a "psychopath", The Sink itself endorsed the view that lesbianism was innate: It portrayed Hall, however, as a humorless moralist who had a great deal in common with the opponents of her novel.
The contrast between his shocked moral persistence and Greenberg's feeble apologies was telling: it left the same feeling as when MPs were caught out with their expenses.
Though it does show a few "sensitive" soldiers questioning the moral premise of the disastrous Iraq imbroglio, these feeble voices are quickly dispatched like so many ghutra-clad jihadists.
The Schubert scholar John Reed thought the poem to be "sentimental" and "feeble", with the final stanza of the poem consisting of a "smug moral" that "pointedly advises young girls to be on their guard against young men with rods".
Some legal scholars would break the economic impasse on moral grounds, favoring "more robust notions of contractual duty" over the feeble notion of duty that (the theory of efficient breach reveals) orthodox accounts of contract law invite (Brooks 2006: 753).
It was impervious to moral shock, being used to the light nocturnal ways of sailors, but the buildings were too feeble to be trifled with physically.
However feeble the EU's foreign policy, operating as always at the lowest common denominator, at least it has some moral basis to sell democracy.
Those words "failure" and "badly wrong" will sound like a weak and feeble form of condemnation to the many who feel the Iraq war should be condemned as a crime, a moral outrage, a terrible deception or as simply unforgivable.
