Sentence examples for little feeble from inspiring English sources
Beyond that appeal to custom, the arguments against enrolling noncitizens get a little feeble.
The Mostly Mozart orchestra cannot be called a crack ensemble (the horns, in particular, sounded a little feeble at times), but it is making strides in its second year with Mr. Langrée as music director and it responded to his conducting with alertness and enthusiasm.
If your list is still looking a little feeble, then I would call the local careers companies (look under Careers Advice in the Yellow Pages), formally local authority careers services which now operate as commercial organisations.
'Get a little more feeble, Melvin, and we'll recognize you.' Right now I'm a little too dangerous.
"My little job, feeble as it may be, is done," he writes in the final paragraph of the book.
"I don't know whether it's from getting older or wiser or a little more feeble-minded".
Likewise, even Dylan's greatest songs can look a little flat and feeble on the page.
Instantly, this is enough to shake him out of what he calls "my feeble little French-vanilla existence".
They are vignettes of potent and distilled humanity, stored in a feeble little container on your desktop.
Newspaper editors and readers, judges, NGO activists and academics are also drawn largely from privileged backgrounds, and care little.Given the feeble state machinery and the ingrained prejudice, is there any way out?
But I love the shock of those re-encounters with a vanished self — here is this enormous cave system, engineered by Borges, that can contain your feeble little hieroglyphs.
