Sentence examples for feeble sun from inspiring English sources
Breakfast was excellent -- grapefruit, a fluffy egg soufflé with bits of bacon, blueberry bread -- and a feeble sun was staining the snow on the mountains pink.
After unexpectedly visiting the Powerscourt Waterfall — about as classic an Irish image as you could imagine, all rocks and woods and fern-furred fields and white rushing streams — I wound up speeding along a high plateau runneled with rows of dense bushes in shades of yellow and purple: as alien a landscape as I could've imagined, especially under a steely sky backlit by a feeble sun.
Under the snow was a silver cylinder about a foot long and four inches across, glittering in the feeble winter sun.
So imagine my pride when the feeble London sun ripened a handful of olives from turtle-green to bruise-mauve to purple.
Setting out for my first day's skiing as the feeble winter sun tried to warm up the mountain, a little ice on the slopes was the only downside to the windless, sunny conditions.
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".
This matters for Pluto Express, because the planet's atmosphere is likely to freeze as it travels farther from the sun's already feeble heat.
Their parabolic surfaces, as vivid as a guardsman's regimental tunic, focus the feeble heat of the winter sun on thousands of minute, flask-shaped sporangia embedded in their surface, which respond by discharging a silent fusillade of invisible spores.
The feeble ultraviolet light from our sun, combined with the delicate atmospheric temperature and density changes, causes compounds called tholins to form, which have a distinct reddish color.
I believed I wasn't supposed to listen, so I looked out the window at the bleak snowy landscape; the sun was low and feeble, dissolving whitely like a lemon drop.
Both would be too feeble, and would be unlikely to press in the sun's direction anyway.
