Sentence examples for good feeble from inspiring English sources
"Oh such a piteous, good, feeble, heroic little figure," the satirist Max Beerbohm remarked at George's coronation in 1911.
When he's on, Carpenter has the ability to make good hitters look feeble.
The tramps' wordplay and jokes, some good, some deliberately feeble, pepper the text like a musical leitmotif.In this section Misunderstanding the threat?
Three years elapsed before Good Sam (1948), a feeble comedy in which Gary Cooper played a compulsive doer of good deeds, a trait that upsets his long-suffering wife (Ann Sheridan).
In court, Durst greeted his three attorneys with a "Good morning," but looked feeble.
He doesn't feel like his old self, he says, but accepts his feeble legs good-naturedly.
Good word; needs rest; try feeble.
Atheists are good haters, they claim, but feeble compared with the religious sects.
The present government has shown every intention of weakening rather than strengthening the country's already feeble provisions for good design and planning.
She rails away at "hippies" – apparently they "stomp empty-footed on all that's good" – and a variety of feeble ex-lovers: "Every little boy is so naive," she scoffs.
