Sentence examples for is particularly feeble from inspiring English sources

Though neither of us is particularly feeble, we graciously accepted.

The Pentax is particularly feeble (150 shots); the Canon and Fuji are particularly impressive (500).

But researchers say that kidnappings, which require teams of captors, safe houses and a degree of territorial control, flourish when the state is particularly feeble.

In this case they appear to have been particularly feeble," she said.

The Nets' offense has been particularly feeble when Evans and forward Gerald Wallace share the court.

Performance in the past year has been particularly feeble: America's labour force has not grown at all and output per hour worked has fallen.

"It is a particularly feeble-minded attitude... that we can't move to secure Australian jobs," Carr said.

"I was frustrated because we set ourselves standards, and we never reached them today," said Grayson, who was particularly irritated to see Robert Snodgrass's feeble penalty easily saved by County's goalkeeper Owain Fon Williams on the hour.

But new owners of Greek assets would be taking charge in a particularly feeble economic environment, which might lead them to cut jobs (or raise prices) in the short term.

The team has looked particularly feeble this season — the Lions have been outscored, 113-59 — and the new general manager will almost certainly want to consider a new coach.

(This seems a particularly feeble position.