Sentence examples for feeble strength from inspiring English sources

Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one, For the union makes us strong.

When freedom's inspiration through the people's blood shall run, There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun; What force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one, We keep the struggle going till every battle's won.

Why did humans become so different: bipedal, upright, hairless, with limited strength, feeble jaws, bad backs, embarrassingly large heads and brains with a cerebral cortex four times the size of a chimp's?

I find the Balance Board to be a little too narrow for my hulking frame and that, coupled with my shockingly feeble upper body strength, means that I'd probably order this attachment to make doing pushups easier and then be like, "This hurts more now!" The science behind the whole thing is that it'll allow you "to perform deeper pushups".

The discordance between business strength and feeble hiring has raised concerns that companies will continue to rely on productivity gains and investments in equipment, as opposed to more workers, to fuel growth.

He would write her notes and slip them under her door, and she would write back in pencil — "at first at some length, but as the months dragged along and her strength grew feebler, she put her daily message of love in trembling characters upon little scraps of paper".

"The upturn in the major non-O.E.C.D. countries, especially in Asia and particularly in China, is now a well-established source of strength for the more feeble O.E.C.D. recovery," it said.

The yen sank on speculation that a report today will show Japanese consumer spending to be feeble, casting doubt on the economy's strength.

It takes all my strength to simply muster a few feeble whimpers.

For example, Soo's pretense of being slow and feeble misdirects his audience from noticing the physical strength required to perform the goldfish bowl trick, but the cost of maintaining this illusion is the sacrifice of individuality: Soo's true appearance and freedom to act naturally are consciously suppressed in his ceaseless dedication to the art of magic.

That, in turn, was built on the relatively feeble political influence of working people and the relative strength of creditors.