Sentence examples for is far too feeble from inspiring English sources

At a seminar this week held by the Political Studies Association – electoral number-crunchers of the kind who monitor Plaid Cymru's council results – Professor John Curtice gave Labour a dark warning: history showed a party can't win without soaring ahead in the years before an election, and Labour's lead is far too feeble.

But even if he wanted to commit suicide, friends say, he was far too feeble to orchestrate his own death.

Apparently, that was far too feeble an effort.

As long as a person doesn't absorb enough microwaves to actually cook themselves, he says, the energy would be far too feeble to do any damage.

But even if a few more member governments of the E.U. decide to face down Mrs. Merkel, the trouble with these green shoots is that they are far too feeble.

"This is far too important.

Grant is far too modest.

"Life is far too short.

That is far too high.

Ohio is far too important.

That's far too much.