The result was a bunch of feeble, wheezing middle-aged has-beens delivering a feeble, wheezing version of the songs they had hits with when they weren't so feeble and wheezing.
Mears and conductor Nicholas Chalmers choose to play essentially the second, Vienna version of the piece, though with a few cuts: so we lose, for instance, the low-comedy scene between Zerlina and Leporello, generally regarded as feeble.
A battered version of the.
This sudden preoccupation with the extravagant sex lives of celebrities dismayed the Press Council, the feeble predecessor of the equally feeble Press Complaints Commission.
Mr Johnson said his excuse was "feeble" and one of the "poorest" he had heard.
This phenomenon may be due to a feeble over-expression of the MtrCDE efflux induced by the A deletion in the mtrR promoter [ 5, 9, 42].
The candidate went on to patronize rival religions, administering quick head pats to Catholicism ("I love the profound ceremony of the Catholic Mass"), evangelicalism (for the "approachability" of its version of God), Pentecostalism ("tenderness of spirit"), Lutheranism ("confident independence"), Judaism ("ancient traditions"), and Islam ("frequent prayer" — a bit feeble, that).
The Pistols' version, of course.
Helping the poor get a better version of what is ultimately a derivational form of education is a feeble kind of disruption and more of a reproduction of structural educational disadvantage.
She couldn't reconcile that version of him with this new version: feeble, childlike, loving but sometimes angry and violent toward her for no reason.
