Sentence examples for is very feeble from inspiring English sources

Nightglow is very feeble in the visible region of the spectrum; the illumination it gives to a horizontal surface at the ground is only about the same as that from a candle at a height of 91 metres (300 feet).

The unamplified sound of the Clavinet strings is very feeble as the keybed does not acoustically amplify the sound; it needs be transduced and amplified electronically for practical use.

Then, it goes to penalty kicks where Reid is very feeble even with running start.

Speaking in the northern city of Los Mochis, he added, "This is because the Mexican economy is very feeble and weak".

When separated from the larger issues, however, the religious arguments for the practice are very feeble.

"The EU has been very feeble in the past in dealing with Russia," said Sir Anthony Brenton, Britain's ambassador to Moscow from 2004 to 2008.

I've known about the bullying for some time and talked to the school, who were very feeble about the whole thing, but I never thought she felt this strongly.

@abkquan, without whose contributions these mini-essays would have been very feeble (thanks to him and all the other commenters for suggestions), reckons we should include David Bowie, who lived in the city in the late 1970s.

Although these peaks are very feeble, they exist and represent agglomeration of cobalt atoms at higher doping ratios.

But Hitchens dismisses these as "very feeble 'inspections.'" Blix must have been very feeble indeed, for Hitchens, on one trip to Baghdad, in the company of Paul Wolfowitz, was shown components of a gas centrifuge dug up from the back garden of Saddam's chief physicist.

The answer, in this feeble show, is very little.