Sentence examples for feeble that from inspiring English sources

But it's not so feeble that a cogent case against a bad idea cuts no ice.

Is it because they are so feeble that they can't look after themselves?" He asks.

Her daughter's psyche is so feeble that anything can rattle her.

But the hard-luck stories it peddles are so fey and feeble that irritation quickly sets in.

They make the plutonium feel warm to the touch but are so feeble that skin easily stops the radiation.

Two years ago progress was so feeble that Pascal Lamy, director-general of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), suspended negotiations.Many wrote the round off at that point.

The Philippines' investment in such areas is even more feeble than that of its main South-East Asian neighbours, holding the country back from the extra 2-3% of growth that it needs to make a dent in poverty.

For 30 years after his death, there was a series of feeble reigns that did not strengthen the Cola position.

He made some feeble excuses that turned out to be untrue, and blamed election clerks in Utah for his troubles.

If the people then reject even the feeble change that is to be proposed, then it will be business as usual.

The woman boxer who leaked the pictures claimed she did so in order to save his life – a feeble defence that turned out to be curiously prescient.