Sentence examples for is to be weak from inspiring English sources

To doubt is to be weak.

In all these matters, there is a pervasive attitude: that to follow the law is to be weak in the face of terrorism.

In that world, all wishes are inverted: to feel desire is to be weak; to resist food is to be superior; to be angry at one's parents is to cut oneself with a razor.

"To be right wing is to be strong, to be left wing is to be weak, appeasing, to be naïve — and 'We can't afford naïveté in this region,' " she said, mimicking the voice of Bennett's expanding base.

For a minute, I thought I was a p****." This kind of casual misogyny ― comparing boys to female genitalia in a disparaging way ― pushes the idea that to be feminine or a woman is to be weak.

The worst thing in those days was to be considered "weak" or "delicate" or "unresolved".

China is not going to be weak.

"This is going to be weak, no matter what".

That means the new government is likely to be weak.

Durable goods orders for August are expected to be weak.

If New York is weak, the whole region is going to be weak.