Sentence examples for more feeble from inspiring English sources
The more earnest Reder's voice, the more feeble the information.
But the core of the show is more feeble.
It's actually an easier sort of push than a more feeble way of doing it".
It became clear that the older and more feeble of us would be at a disadvantage.
Despite this, and despite getting markedly more feeble in recent months, he retains a loyal following.
He added: "Politicians over-estimate the influence of newspapers and it does make them more feeble.
This only made Romney's feeble attacks appear all the more feeble.
The more feeble the President seems, the more seriously Congress takes his demands.
"I don't know whether it's from getting older or wiser or a little more feeble-minded".
In fact, the attempts of a father to shame the son look, to the son, like little more than feeble attempts to regain a control lost many years ago.
In short, a sales injunction of the sort Apple seeks against Samsung applies only to the specific products accused in the case and any subsequent versions thereof that represent little more than feeble attempts to circumvent the court's order.
