Sentence examples for looked weak in from inspiring English sources

He looked weak in "Divertimento No. 15," as well as in the pas de quatre from Mr. Martins's "Swan Lake".

Olexander Scherba, ambassador-at-large at the Ukrainian foreign ministry, told HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur the West looked weak in its response to the crisis.

The PAN kicked the PRI out of the federal government for the first time in 71 years in 2000, though it handed power back 12 years later and has looked weak in opposition until now.

The following day half the press tried to stake out Nathan's known locations while the rest pestered Nathan's hometown relatives in Hazleton, Pennsylvania; Giuliani looked weak in a public appearance.

We listen Peggy Noonan on WSJ TV conclude that Romney looked "weak" in the Muslim film-rioting imbroglio -- and then hear NBC's Andrea Mitchell speculate that his unusual attack came right after many conservatives [described above] were urging him to get tougher.

He came to epitomise the relentlessness of the modern Chelsea and if he looked weaker in recent years it was because he had set the bar so high.

Some have argued that the supreme leader has looked weaker in the past few weeks, but this episode is a reminder that he still wields a lot of clout.

Today, it looks weak in both of those regions but stronger in Yemen, Somalia, and of course Pakistan.

Mr Jiang can thus ill afford to look weak in his response to Taiwan's latest challenge.

Still, the labor market continues to look weak, in particular for less-educated and lower-income men.

Under pressure not to look weak in advance of elections, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda quickly said the central government would buy the islands instead.