Sentence examples for feeble to move from inspiring English sources

Finally I understood the photographs of the liberation: this is where the men, or women, lay staring out at their rescuers, human cordwood too feeble to move.

His legs are too feeble to run; his walk is more like a plod.

Their calculations indicate that flowing spring water is too feeble by a factor of 22 to move the existing bouldery rubble downstream and make room for more.

FedEx managed to move higher, gaining $2.53, or 5.9%, to $45.58, despite a feeble earnings report that came up far short of the Street's estimates.

"They're going to move on down the road to where it's a bunch of weak and feeble females who aren't going to give any trouble".

So Tithonus grew old and feeble, having eventually to be shut in his room "where he chatters away endlessly but barely has the strength to move", Dr West says.

All but a few die-hard activists are ready to move on, and scientists and politicians tacitly acknowledge that the tools of small-number cancer epidemiology may be just too feeble to justify the time and money they demand.

It was difficult to move, the tripod had the tendency to damage itself if it was dropped, and its discharge pressure has been described as "feeble".

Unless of course you run out of food and are too feeble to turn the crank.

The Tories were too feeble to protest.

It is, perversely, sometimes feeble to sound bold and bold to sound feeble.