Sentence examples for is feeble to from inspiring English sources
But it is feeble to insist that it can only be done by giving council housing to the private- sector financial interests which permeate the office of the deputy prime minister and its task force.
As Diana told the Daily Mail journalist Liz Jones in 2010: "It was feeble to have nerves.
Could David Cameron remind the House which leader said in May 2010 that it would be feeble to back out of a televised debate?
Britain is suffering an epidemic of financial crime, yet the institutional response is feeble, with banks the most to blame.
With his fellow campaigner, the writer Ben Hecht, Mr. Bergson set up the Emergency Committee to Save the Jews in Europe in 1943 in response to what he considered to be feeble official efforts to respond to the killings.
But enforcement is feeble.
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom, and those who restrain their desires do so because their desires are feeble enough to be restrained.
The spell the film casts is too feeble to be enchanting, largely because the screenplay (by Jon Foster and James Lamont) is many polishes away from shining.
It is feeble-minded and wretched cowardice to give in to the mob mentality of people who have no time for democracy.
