Sentence examples for feeble one from inspiring English sources
"My only response is a rather feeble one, but it is the truth.
This is little more than a political stunt – and a pretty feeble one at that.
It's the attempt at narrative drama that starts to look like a committee job, and a feeble one at that.
"The meeting, which was supposed to deliver a strong political message and calm things down, was feeble," one journalist was quoted as saying.
No longer the conquering overlord of three years ago, AOL is becoming just another business unit within the larger media conglomerate -- a rather feeble one given its imploding ad revenues and its difficulties in signing up new users.
As a new backbencher five years ago he campaigned assiduously for a recall bill – allowing constituents to force a byelection – that was rather stronger than the feeble one MPs finally approved.
Driving in the city at night, I have had close shaves with cyclists wearing dark clothes on bikes with no lights or feeble ones.
The art of Louise Bourgeois puts the feeble one-hit wonders, the diamond skulls, the next-big-thing careerist chancers and the defenders of this or that latest tendency in their place.
Among small and mid-sized banks, surer enterprises have generally done better than feeble ones, although even the best run banks in places like California and Nevada face collapse.
Called as an expert witness, the critic Hilton Kramer, who was then writing for The New York Times, testified that Mr. Morrel's sculptures were legitimate works of art, albeit feeble ones.
Miss Leavitt found that the rate depends on the star's total light output (luminous Cepheids pulse more slowly than feeble ones) a discovery that allows them to be used for cosmic surveying.
