Sentence examples for feeble place from inspiring English sources
He concludes that the sublime positively reinforces in us a sense of our feeble place in the world.
Despite the damper a feeble economy has placed on the once extravagant event that is the company yuletide fete, plenty of us will -- or have already -- attended one this season, according to a survey from Amrop Battalia Winston, an executive search firm.
"Here Comes the Boom" (Sony), Kevin James's effort to become a comedic superstar who can turn out crowds on opening weekends, was feeble in its debut, placing fifth with an estimated $12 million in ticket sales; Sony spent about $44 million to make that comedy.
That case was the first of the "big fish" convictions long demanded by the European Union, which placed Romania's feeble judicial system under a special regime of scrutiny in 2007.
Only weak, feeble, milquetoast politicians stand in one place.
Read more Chelsea, who lost defender Kurt Zouma with a serious looking knee injury, were left in 13th place in their unexpectedly feeble title defence.
The Dying Earth series included four books set far in the future, when "the sun is feeble and red" and "in the place of the old peoples a few thousand strange souls live".
Throughout the country, the power of the central government and in some places, of any government is feeble.
The Mariners are still in last place, and their offense is feeble.
I watched Claire cry and scream for 20 minutes as the doctors struggled to place an IV in her feeble veins.
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - Tim Burton's "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" topped a feeble crop of new releases to pick up first place at the weekend box office, opening to $28.5 million.
