Sentence examples for make him look weak from inspiring English sources
His nation can ill afford to be ostracised, yet capitulating would make him look weak.
It was a terrible time, Nixon said, to make him look weak.
Other bazaar traders hinted that the closing had been organized by powerful opponents of Mr. Ahmadinejad, who were trying to make him look weak.
He had turned down plenty of other book offers, and he worried that the image of him as a prisoner could make him look weak, several advisers said.
Mr. Yeltsin was told that smiling did not make him look weak -- apparently a big surprise to stone-faced ex-Soviets.
Woods's alleged cavorting with Vegas waitresses and celebrity groupies, his woeful "sexts" and voice mails, his driving his S.U.V. into a tree: all these things make him look weak and discombobulated.
Declaring himself a Democrat would make him look weak-willed, and alienate some of his fans who might otherwise vote for progressive Democrats.
It made him look weak and indecisive.
The Republicans think they have hurt their quarry on the tax-cut deal, making him look weak and at odds with his party.
Across the Atlantic, Mr. Dougan's summer flip-flop over whether to raise the capital deemed necessary by the Swiss central bank made him look weak and may have strained relations with regulators.
