Also, clove, cedarwood & peppermint were released much faster than lavender and Jasmine from the treated surface due to their olfactory character as peppermint and cedarwood are the top-feeble notes of the oils that faded away at the fastest pace to provide initial scents but lavender and jasmine are the base note of the oil that lasted the longest.
It is a rather feeble liberal-humanist note to end on, but there is fascination in this story of an idealist, torn in two by history.
Bates's post-minimalist note-spinning sounded especially feeble in the company of the adamantine elders.
Shaggy shot off a few feeble comebacks, then saw us taking notes.
We have used various arguments against bombing, noting that if our feeble government were toppled and total chaos reigned, then Somalia could become an even greater breeding ground for terrorism.
When 80 Muslim Brothers were killed in Cairo on July 27th, an Economist editorial noted that condemnation from the US and UK was feeble, and left to John Kerry and William Hague, rather than the President and Prime Minister.
Scammell is right to note, though, that Koestler was by then "too feeble and too far gone physically and mentally to have any further control over Cynthia".
In nature, Arnold notes, cytochrome c's silicon-adding ability is so feeble that it's probably just a byproduct of the enzyme's function not even close to its primary role.
When the Guardian began printing prominent notes and corrections, it was seen on other titles as a feeble, liberal, American affectation.
Public Pigeon No. 1 (1957) was a feeble Skelton vehicle, but McLeod was able to wrap up his film career on a relatively high note with Alias Jesse James (1959), a lively Hope comedy.
