Apparently, putting your name next to an opinion in Hollywood is a sign of feeble-mindedness, sort of like in Washington, another fear-based, single-industry small town writ large.
In one case, even cold symptoms, such as being feeble, out of sorts, and snotty, were related to the coming and going of symptoms.
That's the sort of feeble oversight lawmakers enjoy now.
To say that a political organization should not be allowed to call this public figure a relatively benign taunt like "General Betray Us" is, in effect, to take sides in a public debate or to view a top general as some sort of feeble creature who needs protection from what Justice Brennan would have simply called robust debate.
Show me someone who doesn't fly off the handle, use the silent treatment or entertain a few decent delusions about their own value to the human race, and I will show you the sort of feeble-minded vegan few have as a friend.
Show me someone who doesn't fly off the handle, use the silent treatment, or entertain a few decent delusions about their own value to the human race, and I will show you the sort of feeble-minded vegan few have as a friend.
This week, failing to be witty about marriage at a public meeting, he caused a small storm of protest after saying that, "Like an old victory, wives lose charm as time goes by .Despite both an apology of sorts and the feeble claim that his words had been "taken out of context", public anger has only grown.
It's actually an easier sort of push than a more feeble way of doing it".
Also in The Times, reviewing "Intelligent Listening for Beginners", Martin Cropper found that "some of the individual plot-lines show invention of a sort, but the script is uniformly feeble".
Just as bosses and boards had finally sorted out their worst accounting and compliance troubles, and beefed up their feeble corporate governance, a new problem threatens to earn them especially in America the sort of nasty headlines that inevitably lead to heads rolling in the executive suite: data insecurity.
