Sentence examples for feeble you from inspiring English sources

As most of us will become old and feeble, you might have thought that selfishness alone would ensure that we recruited well-trained and motivated people to care for the sick and elderly.

The speaker, and thus the driving directions, are feeble; you'll want to use a Bluetooth headset or external speaker if you drive more than 40 miles per hour.

Even if you are a feeble hacker, you occasionally hit a splendid shot.

My inbox emits a feeble chime – you've emailed me.

"When you consider that there are close to a million people in care homes or receiving home care, that's pretty feeble and you start to wonder what the point is," Sadler says.

Any feeble effort you make towards looking cool – wearing a "This Is What a Feminist Looks Like" T-shirt or winning the Nobel prize – will be seen as valueless, embarrassing or attention seeking.

In the midst of the vicious, there is a gleam of charity; and, in the midst of a feeble film, you feel a cool breath of cleverness, as if the ghost of Buñuel had passed by.

Kraft's terms were worth 727p at the last count, which is feeble when you consider that Andrew Wood at Bernstein Research, one of the top-rated analysts in the sector, thinks Cadbury's shares could be trading at 873p this time next year on the basis on 20-year average earnings multiples.

Giving verbals to the fans, via the media, is not a sensible approach at any time, but it's utterly feeble when you're doing it after such a poor performance.

OK, that's feeble stuff, you're right.

Portland Timbers played Sporting KC in the last of the first-round MLS playoff games, and it was a real doozy, as they say: records broken, thrills galore – and one of the feeblest Panenkas you'll ever see.