Sentence examples for it is feeble from inspiring English sources

He thinks it is feeble of Europe, and unfair on America, for the former to have to call on the latter whenever there is serious war to be waged.

By historical standards it is feeble (see chart).Although banks do typically run down capital in a recession, it is clear that they still do not command enough market confidence to borrow at commercially attractive rates.

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.

I'm not sure I can stand to be quite so optimistic, although the fact that the state is making an effort — even if it is feeble one, perhaps only aimed at placating Westerners — demonstrates a recognition of the problem and, maybe, just maybe, a willingness to address it.

It is feeble-minded and wretched cowardice to give in to the mob mentality of people who have no time for democracy.

Meanwhile, Judah also oscillated between periods of prosperity and weakness; when it was strong, it controlled Edom and the caravan routes of the south from Midian to the Mediterranean; when it was feeble, it shrank behind its own narrow boundaries.

"He cried, but it was feeble and he gradually turned cold.

As Diana told the Daily Mail journalist Liz Jones in 2010: "It was feeble to have nerves.

8 1 The commonwealth of the Achaeans was first raised to dignity and power by Aratus, who consolidated it when it was feeble and disrupted, and inaugurated an Hellenic and humane form of government.

British journalist Simon Rose, writing for The Daily Mirror was more critical of the film, saying that it failed to break the odd-numbered Star Trek film curse, and that it was "feeble", "moribund" and "tedious".

It's feebler than Godfather 3. The academic George Levine – a man of unusually determined intellect – once wrote an article describing how he had taken three months off from university teaching to read Thomas Pynchon's magnum opus.