Sentence examples for feeble word from inspiring English sources

Ask yourself - what is the character trying to say?" I analysed my feeble word count.

Gradually – after experiments, more or less successful, with different types of therapy and with drugs – she began to see that her habitual anxiety was even more disabling, though "anxiety", as she says, is a feeble word for the rib-squeezing terror that gripped her on a daily basis.

He declined, telling her, "You permit feeble lines & feeble words".

She stopped, shaking her head at the feeble words.

Real writing the type of writing that can change the world it's not about pithy, feeble words.

So on this Memorial Day I can only offer feeble words but heartfelt words none-the-less; thank you Captain M. and all the others who gave their lives in the service of their country.

What do "feeble words of fate" look like?

If you write something like "The feeble words of fate," it's hard to find anything to hold on to or to see in the line, which makes the poem harder to write.

Irony is too feeble a word for what they actually got: a losing war, protracted for four years and concluded -- with much additional humiliation -- on the same terms that Johnson and Hubert Humphrey had been offering in 1968.

Dismay, that feeble-sounding word, has this ghastly meaning.

unacceptable: Such a feeble, euphemistic little word, but so often trotted out.