Sentence examples for feeble question from inspiring English sources

Me: Feeble question from the Tories' Tony Baldry there.

The session overran and ended shambolically before David Sherborne, lawyer for hacking victims such as Hugh Grant, could finish asking his feeble questions of the very definitely accused.

The answers were feeble but the question was false: a lie in itself, disguised as a bold summons to plain speaking.

Overheard it from Mr Najib, came the rather feeble reply.Other questions touched on the findings of the doctors who examined Mr Saiful.

Members of Parliament and industrialists warned of harm to an already feeble economy and questioned the role of a murky gas-trading company with ties to Russia's energy monopoly, Gazprom.

Poundstone can muster only a feeble response to his own question about the major parties: "What's in it for them?" AMALIA'S TALE An Impoverished Peasant Woman, an Ambitious Attorney, and a Fight for Justice.

He did credit NBC's Tom Brokaw with "outstanding work" in doing so and then noted Brokaw's conclusion that it didn't matter: "His followers find fault with the questions, not with his often incomplete, erroneous or feeble answers".

During prime ministers' question time this morning Labour leader Ed Miliband attacked the apparently feeble record of the work programme in getting youngsters out of work for over nine months into jobs.

Years later, he wrote about it: "I was brought into contact with a feeble minded girl, who waited on our party and for whom the question haunted me: could nothing for her be done?

The questions start simply enough, with a string of those feeble conversation substitutes that people resort to when they haven't got anything to say to each other.

The question for Petrie is not whether he accepts that things are feeble at Easter Road (it's surely undeniable), but rather what does he intend to do about it.