Sentence examples for kind of feeble from inspiring English sources
It sounds kind of feeble, lopsided, waltz-like.
"The steps he outlined," Hertzberg says, "were gestures in the right direction, but they were really kind of feeble".
I go to the tip and bleed the radiators and indulge in a kind of feeble pantomime where I pretend to know what's wrong with the car before taking it to the garage.
If implemented, the Law Commission plans would not just weaken cohabitation but destroy it, by turning it, as alleged, into a kind of feeble, inadvertent form of matrimony in which the authorities similarly presume to take sides, assess responsibilities and guess at private intentions.
The reason we had to go up so high is because the kind of feeble radio waves the installation is looking for are easily absorbed by both dense air and water vapour.
Most politicians despise the electorate, in a kind of feeble, snobbish way, but only Jeremy Corbyn has the guts to openly propose the final extinction of the human race as a solution to the institutional mistreatment of pigeons.
ID 05 "Well, right now I'm recovering from pneumonia so you know I'm kind of weak and feeble; frail I guess is a better word.
Three participants had recently had pneumonia: "Well, right now I'm recovering from pneumonia so you know I'm kind of weak and feeble; frail I guess is a better word.
That's the sort of feeble oversight lawmakers enjoy now.
Helping the poor get a better version of what is ultimately a derivational form of education is a feeble kind of disruption and more of a reproduction of structural educational disadvantage.
Maybe Europe will display the same boldness, temerity and inspiration bringing the US and the rest of the world round to some kind of global governance however feeble and tentative the first efforts may be.
