Sentence examples for make me weaker from inspiring English sources
"But I found out my story doesn't make me weaker, it makes me stronger and more resilient for the future.
If I was to get up and want to leave now that would just make me weak, make me have a weak mind.
Perhaps I thought motherhood would make me weak and passive; would strip my feminist beliefs.
"Just because I'm flesh and blood/Doesn't make me weak or fragile," she states elsewhere, credibly.
And it might explain why giant bowls of whipped cream — preferably hiding a layer of rich pudding underneath — still make me weak in the knees.
While I have encountered many despicable wines in the course of pursuing my duties as a wine columnist, I've written more often about those that make me drool, that make me weak in the knees, that make the hair on the back of my arms stand at attention.
It's a great example of how the band have transformed themselves from a sparky but essentially limited instrumental four-piece into the major league - as are the desperate love songs 'Take the Bit Between Your Teeth' and 'You Make Me Weak at the Knees', which are soaked with the dark joy of despair.
"I kept saying, 'Don't make me weak, I don't want to cry.' " During the re-enactment, some of her fellow actors got a little too into character, she said, and though their rocks and clubs were made of sponge or foam, her face began to sting from all the blows, and she came away a bit bruised.
It works because the band strikes an ingenious balance between playful and furious: the last track is a prickly piano-and-drums duet called "You Make Me Weak at the Knees," which could be either a carefully composed piece or an inspired bit of goofing off.
