Sentence examples for made weak from inspiring English sources

It's about bodies made weak from fasting.

I used to think Hawkwind made weak hippy music.

Hurricanes greatly advance the coastal erosion process, tearing up landscape made weak by the confinement of the river.

Some made weak attempts to resurrect Reagan-era ideas about American leadership that make no sense today.

Unlike their forebears, who made weak imitations of already-popular music as a way to spread the Gospel, these new bands are making original, high-quality music and attracting fans for their sound, not their message.

I felt Labour needed a way of tapping into popular anti-elitism with a progressive, socially just programme, rather than one that made weak, mug-based overtures to controlling immigration.

The yen, made weaker by these policies, made Japanese exports more competitive globally.

Help comes this week from the 49ers' offense, made weaker by the injury to quarterback Alex Smith.

In this instance Stella, played by Natasha Richardson, had to be made "weaker" and so more likeable.

"The weak economy is making weak projects worse.

"We want to make sure we don't make weak markets weaker".