Sentence examples for feeble thinking from inspiring English sources

With him out it was just feeble thinking to assume that Michael Kasprowicz could substitute adequately.

I tried to go about this in an objective way, separating fact from fear mongering and feeble thinking.

Governments' efforts to deal with what many voters see as the world's biggest problem will look pretty feeble.Fresh thinking, instead of stale arguments, has rarely been so badly needed.

"Some of my anger was political," he says now, "because I felt the response, particularly of [David] Cameron, to the crisis was so morally feeble; that he was thinking as a calculating, how-can-I-keep-my-job, how-can-I-best-please-my-base politician, rather than asking himself 'What's the right thing to do?'.

There are so many ways in which this leaves vulnerable families exposed to pressure, or coercion into accepting feeble settlements, it doesn't bear thinking about.

Thinking with my thumbs made sense in a way that thinking with nails and feebler fingers never would or did.

In its response to the murder, Britain's rulers showed themselves to be feeble, inconsistent and almost culpably addicted to wishful thinking.

Man is only a reed, the feeblest thing in nature, but he is a thinking reed.

These last few weeks I've been thinking about how what looked like small, feeble-looking efforts in eastern Europe grew and amassed over the years to topple a series of Soviet satellite regimes in 1989.

She began thinking about how do we limit the populations of feeble-minded people, minority people.

"Anyone turning up for the last day might be forgiven for thinking that England has a formidable attack and its opponent a feeble batting order," he scribbles.