Sentence examples for feel a bit weak from inspiring English sources

You may feel a bit weak afterwards, but that's a small price to pay.

"He was standing there in front of the judge and he started to feel a bit weak so he sat down and the judge told him to stand up," Hansen.

I feel a bit weak and definitely thirsty.

But then, like all women everywhere, I'm inclined to feel a bit weak in the knees and damp in the undergarments whenever I think about Newt and any remotely phallic object.

"That day democracy felt a bit weak," said Pavlos Tzimas, a political commentator who has watched the party's rise from its fringe group beginnings in the early 1980s.

Note, too, by the way, that the four-cylinder Honda CR-V makes 160 horsepower, the Santa Fe V-6 makes 181 hp and the RAV-4, the one not selling as well, has a four that only puts out 148 hp and feels a bit weak.

P2: … in the past when you went to a clinic (drug shop), you would tell him (the DSV) 'I feel I am a bit weak, I feel as if my whole body is broken,' and he would tell you, ' I am going to give you an injection.' He has not yet known what you are suffering from and has decided to give you an injection.

"So I feel a bit innocent".

"I feel a bit more comfortable.

But it did feel a bit odd".

It can feel a bit dismissive.