Sentence examples for feeble shadow from inspiring English sources

He was arrested immediately upon arrival in the UK and found himself back in a dock later the same day, a feeble shadow of the cocky cockney villain he had been last time he faced a judge.

"It is perhaps because power has now moved away from the House of Commons and the House of Lords to the courts and Brussels that parliament has become a feeble shadow of itself," he told the Daily Telegraph.

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, cites the feeble growth numbers as vindication of his prediction that rapid spending cuts would kill off the recovery inherited by Mr Osborne.

Light spread in a feeble vapor from the street lamps, and the corners were flooded with shadow.

The strength of the euro is unwelcome for exporters and casts a shadow over a recovery in the 18-country zone that is already proving to be feeble and faltering.

Feeble labeling.

Feeble stuff.

Too feeble.

How feeble!

But enforcement is feeble.

The currency remains feeble.