The phrase "feel weakly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to feel weak or lacking in strength. Example: After running the marathon, I could feel my legs shaking and I felt weakly as I struggled to stand up.
Thoughts my brain had suppressed for months bubbled through, thoughts I was ashamed to finish: "Why can't we just... ...... "What's so bad if... ...... "If we both feel... ...... Weakly, I asked him, "Do you maybe want to go for a walk later, down to the promenade, and look at the dark city?" He said sure.
By now I could feel an arm tugging weakly at my Opening Ceremony sleeve.
The epicentre was 70km from the Mentawai islands, and the quake was felt there only weakly.
No switch, screw or grab handle feels feeble or weakly made.
Ron Rollins of Dayton Daily News believed the song was "catchier" under its pop format from the Red CD of Up! Eric R. Danton of the Hartford Courant felt his heartstrings weakly tugged by "It Only Hurts when I'm Breathing", and added, "The whole endeavor feels like a calculated and spectacularly cynical attempt to make money while expending as little effort as possible".
The yellow shirts feel that Mr Abhisit has acted weakly.
The dark matter is also thought to have been created in the Big Bang, and scientists believe it is made up of elementary particles that feel gravity but otherwise interact only weakly.
Unlike an ordinary superconductor, which is like one large corps, the cuprate layers form a number of smaller regiments that are weakly "coupled --they feel eacoupled --theyluencoupled --theyegiment" ofeeleachothern one plane marches in the same direction as the regiment in the neighboring plane.
They would be so-called wimps — weakly interacting massive particles — which feel gravity and little else, and could drift through the Earth like wind through a screen door.
However, it is interesting that peace was only weakly correlated with Spirit 8 Q2 ('I feel generally at peace and prepared to leave this life') (r = 0.22).
